- Flowers end of January early February
- 10-20cm tall
Galanthus ‘Snow Fox’ is a distinctive and elegant snowdrop, noted for its clean white flowers and strong, upright presence. Its rounded outer petals frame a neatly marked inner segment, giving each bloom a crisp, bright look that stands out even on the dullest winter days. Flowering in late winter, it forms tidy clumps of slender grey‑green leaves and thrives in partial shade with moist, well‑drained soil. A reliable and eye‑catching cultivar, it naturalises well and brings a refined touch to borders, woodland edges, and grassy plantings.
‘Snow fox’ is first to flower, often early Febuary
‘Beluga’ is a week or two later
‘Polar Bear’ is the last, often early March