Mainly Snowdrops

Brian what an amazing collection of Snowdrops ,again i wish you lived near me to identify them I have different ones growing in my garden but haven't a clue what they are that is except the ones you kindly sent me with names attached , I'm going to think seriously of taken a photo of each one as it blooms for a record !
PS my maiden name was Thompson !

Yes, I've lost quite a lot of my grasses due to my ground holding on to the water and there certainly has been plenty for it to hold onto this year!
That's a very pretty little Primula.

Amy you are in good company with that name it is exceptional plant,I will see if I can separate a bulb later for you.

Paul grasses I have in pots look ok but ones in the ground look pretty waterlogged and brown.Time will tell

You have a wonderful collection..... luckily you have lots of glass houses , so they are in pristine condition, like you we have had so much rain, and more to come !! with frosts would you believe it? We have all our succulents in the conservatory thank goodness.

Hello Brian - and what a lovely selection of snowdrops and bulbs - your glasshouses are a treasure - I have quite a lot of things in the cold frames which are sheltering from all this rain - the cyclamen are still flowering - and the snowdrops in the garden are holding their own with the elements - I will post some pics of the garden to date if we get a break in the rain !! Jane

What a super collection of Snowdrops. Luckily you have that large greenhouse, but I expect you wish it were bigger.

Siris
Yes I would not grow them without the greenhouse that is about 14ft x 12ft so room to move about I have another cedar one 10 x8 ft.
in the past when I was showing there was a third one even bigger 18 ft long but did away with that and large pots a long time ago.

Jane look forward to seeing your pictures.

Little treasures that look exquisite.
Beautiful photos.

well this is a blog to gladden the heart.
lovely plants and beautifully cared for.

I do love snowdrops what an amazing collection |:O) beautiful little flowers.

Wonderful Brian, its a sight for sore eyes especially as so many are getting ruined outside, either soggy and rotting or bashed to the ground in the wind, thankyou for sharing your lovely photo's.....

Hi Brian ... beautiful snowdrops and other bulb pics :o)

A great blog on Snowdrops, Brian! I love them all but it came as quite a surprise when the blue Romulea popped out as I was scrolling through the photos!

The Snowdrops you sent me a couple of years ago are just starting to flower on our balcony! :-)) They are also the first to make a start!

Balcony this particular Romulea is new to me producing quite a few flowers one at a time I do like the colour