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Due 5 months ago:
In Xela's garden calendar:
'Lift and divide '
Lift & divide large clumps while in 'the green' ( every 3 years or so),
replant about two bulb widths apart in light shade.
In Xela's garden calendar:
'Lift & divide'
Lift & divide large clumps while in 'the green' ( every 3 years or so),
replant about two bulb widths apart in light shade.
Due in 6 months:
In Xela's garden calendar:
'Lift & divide'
Lift & divide large clumps while in 'the green' ( every 3 years or so),
replant about two bulb widths apart in light shade.
20 Jan, 2008
Snowdrops are my favourite flowers (not tulips, strangely enough).
One of the best displays I've seen to date is in the woodland of the Rococo Gardens, Painswick, Gloucestershire - a carpet of white in the most perfect of settings. Apparently, years gone by, on a certain day of the year, village children were allowed to come and pick bunches of snowdrops to take home to their mothers - what a lovely story.
On photo - Galanthus nivalis
Just starting to come into bloom now - 12 February 2008.
Divided
- Visatabile '07 .
- Shenstone '08
I have now got a collection of snowdrops in our side garden thanks to my wonderful sister-in-law its always nice to keep on their good side as you never know what plants might come your way! Hel.xxx.
60 of these into West front garden border Oct 07.
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West Somerset
Spritzhenry
19 Jan, 2008
I love snowdrops - when we arrived with the furniture van exactly 3 years ago, we had a wonderful surprise because our sellers also loved them and they had planted great drifts everywhere!
On photo - Galanthus nivalis