Glory-of-the-Snow Flower
This spring bulb features a star-shaped blossom with broad petals, a central eye, and two upright basal leaves.
A4 format (landscape), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use
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Anatomy of the Glory-of-the-Snow Flower
The Glory-of-the-Snow flower consists of a single blossom with six wide petals spreading out flat around a lighter center. A straight green stem rises between two narrow leaves that frame the base of the plant.
Wild Habitat of Glory-of-the-Snow
Native to mountain slopes in western Turkey, Glory-of-the-Snow earned its common name because its blooms often break through lingering late-winter snow cover. The plant naturalizes easily in gardens, forming spreading colonies over grassy banks and under deciduous shrubbery. Insects such as early queen bumblebees visit the flowers for nectar during cold spring mornings.
Natural Colors of Glory-of-the-Snow
- Petals: violet blue or sky blue with white centers
- Center eye: pale white or cream
- Straight stem: reddish green or deep green
- Leaves: medium green