Galanthus have drooping milky-white flowers and are very vigorous and easily grown.  They are suitable for naturalizing in the grass or woodlands and are said to be deer-proof.  You can also use them for borders and in a rock garden.  They prefer well-drained soil and will flower best with ample amounts of sunlight; however, they can be planted in deciduous shade because they flower before the leaves emerge on the trees.  Leave the Galanthus undisturbed for years for improved flowering.  Plant immediately upon receiving.  February-March.