Galanthus nivalis is the most common variety and grows to around 3–6 inches (7–15 cm) tall, and blooms between January and May in the temperate regions in the northern hemisphere. This type has smaller blossoms and a light fragrance and is hardy to Zone 3.

What months do snowdrops flower?

In the United States, where a wider range of weather conditions exists, the Snowdrop season generally starts in October and ends in April, with the peak season being in February and March. In warmer areas, the blooms will start 2-3 weeks earlier, while they will occur 2-3 weeks later in cooler areas.

What time of year do snowdrops come out?

Snowdrops flower between January and March, often appearing en masse and creating a characteristic 'white blanket' coverage. The species has long been associated with winter – the latin name, Galanthus nivalis, literally translates as 'milk flower of the snow'.