Galanthus Mount Everest

?? Galanthus ‘Mount Everest’ (5 bulbs) Icy purity and height ? Offered by Van Noort

From the end of winter, make your landscaping shine with Galanthus ‘Mount Everest’ , a slender and refined variety of snowdrop , with a majestic shape and crystalline white flowers . ??
Its hanging bells, carried by large, solid stems , bring light and freshness to shaded borders , natural rockeries , or light undergrowth .
Very hardy and easy to naturalize, it is an ideal variety for creating poetic groups in the garden or in pots.

?? Variety characteristics

?? Height: 25 to 30 cm (10″ to 12″)
?? Exposure: Spring sun or partial shade
?? Hardiness: Zone 2 and above
?? Deer resistance: Excellent
?? Ideal soil: Humiferous, fresh, well-drained
?? Quantity: 5 bulbs

?? Planting and growing Galanthus ‘Mount Everest’

?? When to plant?
??? Period: From September to November, before frost.

?? Where to plant it?
?? In open ground: Ideal for undergrowth, natural borders, rockeries and naturalized lawns.
?? In a pot: Perfect for creating delicate winter scenes on balconies and terraces.

?? How to plant?
1?? Depth: 7 to 10 cm
2?? Spacing: 8 to 10 cm
3?? Watering: Light after planting, then moderate if the soil is not naturally moist

?? Gardening tip: Group them into clumps of 5 to 7 bulbs for an elegant and natural melting snow effect.

??Care of Galanthus ‘Mount Everest’

?? Watering: Moderate prefers moist but well-drained soil
?? Fertilizer: Compost or mild fertilizer in spring
?? Pruning: Do not cut the leaves before they are completely yellow.
?? Wintering: No care required very hardy

?? Why choose Galanthus ‘Mount Everest’?

? Pure and elegant white flower , tall and graceful bearing
? Perfect for light undergrowth , rockeries and winter pots
? Late winter flowering , long and bright
? Rustic, reliable, poetic and maintenance-free

? Add a touch of majestic purity to your garden with Galanthus ‘Mount Everest’ , offered by Van Noort! ?

?? Combine with hellebores, crocuses or grape hyacinths for a natural, bright and soft scene from February. ??