- Flowers end of February beginning of March
- 10-20cm tall
Galanthus ‘Polar Bear’ is a striking double snowdrop with large, full flowers that seem to glow in the winter light. Its rounded outer petals frame a dense, ruffled centre of pure white segments, giving each bloom a plush, almost fluffy appearance—true to its name. Flowering in late winter, it forms sturdy clumps of upright stems and neat grey‑green leaves, thriving in partial shade and moist, well‑drained soil. A reliable and eye‑catching cultivar, it brings a touch of brightness to borders, woodland edges, and naturalised plantings when little else is in bloom.
‘Snow fox’ is first to flower, often early Febuary
‘Beluga’ is a week or two later
‘Polar Bear’ is the last, often early March