Galanthus S Arnott 4b it's a real winner

it's a real winner

we have never had a problem with root hardiness

so only time will tell if it is really different

Both alkaline to slightly acidic soils are fine

Dryopteris kinkiensis is related to Dryopteris championii and forms a stunning clump

Galanthus S Arnott 4b it's a real winnerGalanthus 'S. Arnott' is another superb snowdrop for garden performance that's prospered in cultivation for more than a century. It was originally introduced to English plant explorer, Henry Elwes by Scottish gardener, Sam Arnott, in the early 1920s. For us, starting in early February, it produces an abundance 1' tall stalks, tipped with white bells, with the central cup tipped green. Average to moist soils are fine.