Frequently Asked Questions
They thrive in partly shaded spots with moist, well-drained soil. This makes them ideal for various settings, including woodland areas, garden beds, and pots.
Snowdrops are relatively low maintenance, so not much needs to be done—continuing to water them is sufficient. If you want to lift and divide the offsets, the perfect time to do this is immediately after flowering.
We recommend planting snowdrop bulbs 2 to 3 inches deep. Planting them much deeper may result in the bulbs rotting. For more detailed instructions, please refer to our guide on growing snowdrops.
Yes, they do. This will happen naturally over a few years, which should make a significant impact on their appearance. The offsets can be relocated to other areas of the garden if you wish.