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Summer Snowflake
Summer snowflake (Leucojum aestivum 'Gravetye Giant' ) is a bulbous perennial native to central Europe and the Mediterranean. It blooms in mid spring (April to May), bearing nodding, bell-shaped, white flowers atop arching, hollow stems. The strap-shaped, glossy, dark green leaves create an upright, vase-shaped clump of foliage. Plant the bulbs in fall in well-drained soil in full sun to part shade 3 to 4 inches deep. Reliably hardy and long-lived in Chicago-area gardens, this plant has been in cultivation long enough to be an indicator of abandoned homesteads.
Soil:
              Moderate
          Plant Shape:
              Upright
          Exposure:
          Full Sun
          Partial Shade
              Bloom Time:
          March - April
          May - June
              Bloom Color:
          White
          Green
              Landscape Use:
          Bedding or Border
          Groundcover
          Understory
              Wildlife Interest:
          Attracts Butterflies
          Resistant To Deer
              Plant Type:
              Bulb
          
              Hardiness Zone:
            
            
              4 - 8
            
          
    