| A carpet of glory-of-the-snow, anemones, and trout lilies looks lovely blanketing the ground among the awakening crowns of clumping ferns like Dryopteris and Polystichum. |
| Glory-of-the-Snow in April will have clusters of blue, pink, or white flowers about five to six inches above the ground-covering mulch. |
| Over in the formal terrace beds, Glory-of-the-snow with its deep blue flowers stands proud, complementing the blue striped petals of its neighbouring Stripped Squill. |
| The glory-of-the-snow was photographed with the camera down in the grass, pointing slightly up to the flower. |
| Some of my favorites are blue and white glory-of-the-snow and yellow winter aconites. |
| The bright blue flowers of the glory-of-the-snow are one of the harbingers of spring, often appearing when snow is still on the ground. |
