Keep an eye on their striking purple leaves as they will turn green as the plants reach maturity

Pennant-winning

and its dwarf foliage creates a solid mass of durable

A Northwest heirloom that was reported to have been brought into Northwest Oregon before 1900

producing deep red

Snowdrop Nivalis SPRING CATALOG Keep an eye on theirGalanthus nivalis Common snowdrop is very early blooming (mid February through early March) forming naturalized clumps in woodland settings, or any shade garden bed. The 46 inch plants produce blooms that are fairylike, evoking the first stirrings of spring often emerging in the snow and ice. A cold hardy, wild type that is a must have for any bulb lover! An established clump will last indefinitely. Hardy in zones 38. Starts shipping in September