Galanthus plicatus ‘Golden Fleece,’ with distinctive chartreuse markings on its outer petals, and Galanthus woronowii ‘Elizabeth Harrison,’ with its golden ovary, have sold for well over ...

Backyard Naturalist: Flowers in February Snowdrops, blossoming out of February snow, are a sign that life recurs within the very fabric of winter itself, Dana Wilde writes.

As an enthusiastic gardener, discovering and nurturing these unique blooms can be a truly rewarding experience! In this article, I’m thrilled to share with you eight stunning flowers that resemble ...

Other of the flower’s names include belle of the snow, winter bell and snow violet, so there is a cold, white theme here. The snowdrop’s botanical name, Galanthus, calls up another association.

There are certain flowers that look gorgeous in your garden ... until a deer eats them. Don't give up! These deer-resistant blooms can add life to your yard.

In a recent study published in PLoS ONE, researchers assessed the binding of Galanthus nivalis agglutinin to severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) variants.

Is Galanthus nivalis a native British plant, though? And another question to go with that: what exactly is its peculiar attraction? On the first, the jury seems to be out.

A new study demonstrated the efficacy of the Galanthus nivalis agglutinin (GNA)-incorporated affinity resin against various SARS-CoV-2 variants.

Most galanthus, meaning milk flower and also known as February fairmaids, are white and green. Some varieties have yellow stalks but it is extremely rare to have a yellow ovary.

You can discover dozens of different types of the popular Galanthus flowers on a Snowdrop Trail, on what's sure to be a winning pre-Valentine's Day stroll.