The "bulb, corm or tuber" Chionodoxa luciliae (glory-of-the-snow) bears showy and bi-coloured faded blue and pale blue blossoms during early spring to mid spring. The matte foliage is dark lime in colour and fine in texture.
Typical Uses
Alpine or rock garden, bedding plant, border, container, cut flowers, ground cover, lawn, mass planting, naturalization, wild flower and woodland.
Special Characteristics
Chionodoxa luciliae tolerates drought.
Cautions
When planning your garden, take into consideration that Chionodoxa luciliae (glory-of-the-snow) grows at a fast rate and will fill its designated space quickly. Where conditions are favourable, Chionodoxa luciliae (glory-of-the-snow) can be invasive and may require maintenance to keep it under control. This plant is self-sowing and may spread broadly and randomly.
