Galanthus plicatus 'Three Ships'
snowdrop
- Bulbous plant
- Hardy to approx. -10°C
- Suitable for partial shade
A very early flowering plicatus. The tendency to flower around Christmas led to the name, derived from the Christmas carol 'I saw three ships sailing in'. A classic found by John Morley in 1984. Flowering time: December.
Characteristics
| Flowering time | 2 - 3 |
|---|
botanisch
Features
| height: | - cm |
| flowering: | February - March |
| light: | morning sun, evening sun, open shade, filtered |
| soil texture: | pervious |
| organic matter: | high |
| winter zone: | 8 [-10°C] |
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