Snowdrops do best in partial to full shade. They are ideal for naturalizing under trees and shrubs or at the edge of woodlands. Snowdrops increase rapidly and soon form dense clumps. Plants grow best in partial shade to full sun and are generally 6 to 12 inches tall. Plant masses of spring snowflakes in rock gardens or around trees and shrubs.
Flowers are various shades of blue or violet, but there are also white- flowered varieties.
The grape hyacinths prefer full sun and are best utilized for edging beds and in naturalized areas. The foliage often emerges in the fall, but is not a problem. Flowers are white to pale blue with dark blue stripes running down the centers of the petals. Lebanon squill performs best when planted in large masses. They multiply rapidly.