Close your eyes and envision your yard or garden covered with tiny white stars, tossed randomly here and there. Now, make that vision a reality with white Glory of the Snow, endearing flowers that pop up early in the spring and are equally at home in beds or lawns. Start with several dozen bulbs (don't worry, they're inexpensive) and plant in groups of 5 or more a couple of inches apart. They'll gradually self seed and expand into glorious colonies that look like fallen constellations. Impatient? Plant more now, they're an even better buy in larger quantities. Highly deer and rodent resistant.