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Chionodoxa (Glory of the Snow)

Chionodoxa, or Glory of the Snow, is one of the earliest and most graceful spring-blooming bulbs. Dazzling carpets of electric blue, star-shaped blossoms wake up sleepy gardens and make phenomenal cold-hardy naturalizers. These delightful blooms are ideal for containers, rock gardens, along pathways, or early perennial gardens. Remarkably easy to grow, critter resistant, and virtually disease-free, Chionodoxa has enough flower power for an entire garden!

Why We Love Chionodoxa (Glory of the Snow)

  • They're early bloomers, bringing color to the garden in spring.
  • The charming flowers attract pollinators.
  • Chionodoxa bulbs naturalize easily, spreading charming blooms year after year.

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