Galanthus 'Wifi Spoonbill'
snowdrop
Wifi Collection
This snowdrop gets its name from the long claw and broad spoon-shaped outer petals, hence the reference to a spoonbill. The inner petals have a dark green U mark that fades light green to the base. The outer petals are nicely green striped at the bottom. Quite large flower. Flowering time in March.
Use in the garden
- wildlife: for bees
- use: cutflower
botanical information
- Botanical name: Galanthus 'Wifi Spoonbill'
- Genus: Galanthus
- Family: Amaryllidaceae
- Other names: sneeuwklokje - snowdrop - perce neige - schneeglocken
- origin: hybrid
Features
| height: | 10-20 cm |
| flowering: | February - March |
| color: | white, green |
| leaf color: | gray-green |
| habit: | ascending |
| growth: | fast, medium |
| level: | easy |
| light: | sunny, morning sun, evening sun, open shade, filtered, shade |
| moisture: | dry, average, moist |
| soil texture: | pervious, light, normal, heavy |
| organic matter: | normal, high |
| pH: | neutral, limy |
| winter zone: | 5 [-25°C] |
| density: | 9 - 15 |
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