One of the First Flowers of Spring
When winter finally loosens its grip, Glory of the Snow (Chionodoxa) is one of the very first flowers to push through. These charming starry blooms in blue and white carpet your garden with color while most plants are still dormant.

Choose Your Pack

15, 30, or 60 bulbs available
Starry six-petaled blue and white blossoms
Excellent naturalizers—they multiply on their own


Plant Details

Light: Full sun to partial shade
Bloom Time: Early spring (among the earliest!)
Height: 4-6 inches
Hardiness Zones: 1-9
Deer and rodent resistant
Plant in fall for spring blooms


Where to Plant
Plant them in clusters under trees, along walkways, or mixed with other perennials. Glory of the Snow spreads naturally over time, creating larger drifts of color each year. They're one of the most reliable early-spring bloomers you can grow.