(3-4" tall x 2" wide) Our Yellow & White Snow Crocus Mix showers the late winter landscape with bright color. The earliest to bloom of all crocuses, snow crocus emerges in late winter, just as the snow retreats. The small cup-shaped blooms are best viewed in sweeps of color, so plant them in masses where they will show off and multiply over the years to great visual effect. Be sure to let the foliage die back naturally after blooming so the bulbs can recharge for next year's growth. Planting is easy, just provide a sunny, well-drained spot and plant 3-5" deep. To achieve a natural look, scatter the bulbs over an area and plant them where they fall. Snow crocus naturalize well and will reward you with years of colorful late winter days. Beautiful in containers too. Deer, squirrel, and rabbit resistant; an early source of pollen for bees.