Genus: Leucojum

Leucojum photos

  • Leucojum vernum (Leucojum vernum (Spring snowflake))
    By treesand..
  • Leucojum vernum (Spring snowflake) (Leucojum vernum (Spring snowflake))
    By treesand..
  • Spring Snowflake in the border - April 2008 (Leucojum vernum)
    By RobertR
  • Spring Snowflake close-up - April 2008 (Leucojum vernum)
    By RobertR
  • Spring Snowflake - April 2008 (Leucojum vernum (Spring snowflake))
    By RobertR
  • Snowflake (Leucojum aestivum)
    By majeekah..
  • my early snowflake (Leucojum aestivum)
    By majeekah..
  • Leucojum aestivum (Leucojum aestivum)
    By AndrewR

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Species of Leucojum

Members growing plants in this genus

  • majeekahead
    Majeekahead

    Joined 18 Oct, 2007

    442 plants

  • AndrewR
    Andrewr

    Joined 7 Aug, 2007

    532 plants

  • treesandthings
    Treesandthi..

    Joined 16 Feb, 2008

    163 plants

  • Wolf
    Wolf

    Joined 18 Jul, 2008

    21 plants

Comments:

Marguerite
Marguerite

4 Aug, 2008

 

Oh, that reminds me of the farm again. These grew along the drive, where I once planted some clumps. We call them snowdrops, isn't that funny? Excellent shot of these tiny blooms.

Sid
Sid

13 May, 2008

 

The common name is 'snow flake'. It is not really a pot plant. I don't know what your climate is like, but over here in the UK it grows outdoors in semi-shade and flowers in spring. You will then have a clump of leaves for a few months while it builds up the bulb for next year. It will then die down completely and reappear next year. The leaves will naturally get longer, but if you've had it indoors, it probably has not received enough light (light bulbs do nothing for plants - they need daylight). I would think the kindest thing to do with your baby is to plant it outdoors and just water occasionally until it dies down. I should then pop up again next year. Good luck!

jacque
Jacque

29 Apr, 2008

 

Yes i totaly agree there Trees&things it looks fab :D

flcrazy
Flcrazy

15 Apr, 2008

 

Really showy blooms, to be such little guys.! Nice shot.

Buzzbee
Buzzbee

14 Apr, 2008

 

This is charming and a good illustration of how green isn't just green - so many different colours and textures in one small spot. Lovely.

AndrewR
Andrewr

22 Feb, 2008

 

More like a giant snowdrop

On photo - Leucojum aestivum

andrea
Andrea

22 Feb, 2008

 

It has abeautiful flower, a bit like a larger crocus?

On photo - Leucojum aestivum

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