In the south they may bloom from late fall through winter. The three inner petals have green tips and overlap the outer petals to form a tube. The bulbs should be planted 3-4 inches deep in early autumn in fertile soil. They will thrive in sun or shade. Use the in rock gardens or as an edging plant.
Snowdrops are also a good choice for forcing , naturalizing, and planting in lawns.
Plant them with other early bulbs such as miniature irises and chionodoxa . They may be left undisturbed for many years, but if you plan to move them or propogate the bulbs, lift just as the flowers fade. Tulip Violacea 'Pallida' Tulip Violacea 'Pallida' A truly unique little Species Tulip. Glistening white pointed petals open to reveal a startling bright blue base. Will form colonies that are lovely with Chionodoxa and other Species Tulips.