West Cork Bulbs
Giant Snowdrop 'Polar Bear'
Giant Snowdrop 'Polar Bear'
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Overview
Giant Snowdrop ‘Polar Bear’
Giant Snowdrop ‘Polar Bear’ is a striking early-flowering variety admired for its large, pure white blooms and strong, upright stems. Larger than traditional snowdrops, the elegant nodding flowers bring a bold yet graceful presence to the late winter garden, creating a fresh, clean display when little else is in bloom.
Flowering from January to February and reaching around 20–25 cm in height, this variety is ideal for naturalising in borders, under trees, or in woodland settings. Over time, ‘Polar Bear’ forms beautiful drifts of white flowers, returning year after year with minimal effort.
Key Features
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Extra-Large Snowdrop Blooms: Bigger flowers than standard varieties for greater impact.
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Pure White Colour: Clean, elegant blooms that brighten winter gardens.
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Very Early Flowering: Blooms from January to February, one of the first signs of spring.
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Ideal for Naturalising: Spreads gradually to create carpets of flowers over time.
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Perfect for Woodland Planting: Thrives in shaded or partially shaded areas.
Gardener’s Tip
Plant bulbs between September and November, around 5–7 cm deep in moist, well-drained soil in a shaded or partially shaded position. Snowdrops prefer soil that remains consistently moist during their growing period, especially in woodland-style settings.
For the best effect, plant in clusters or drifts and allow them to naturalise naturally. Wear gloves when handling bulbs, as they may cause skin irritation and can be harmful if ingested. Once established, these bulbs require very little maintenance and will return stronger each year.
Specifications
| Item Package Size | 3 Bulbs |
| Flower Colour | White |
| Flower Size | Larger than standard snowdrops |
| Bloom Time | January – February |
| Mature Height | 20–25 cm tall |
| Bulb Spacing | 5 cm apart |
| Bulb Size | 5–6 |
| Planting Depth | Plant 5–7 cm deep |
| Poisonous or Toxic to Animals | Do not eat ornamental bulbs – may be harmful if ingested. Wearing gloves when planting is recommended as some bulbs can cause skin irritation. |
| Planting Time | September to November |