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Talkback: Snowdrops

doesn't it lift your heart to see these pretty little flowers they are so welcome in the dreary days after Christmas, wish I could have the complete range but then that would leave the garden empty the rest of the year. The Snowdrop Valley, correct by kaycurtis

13/01/2012 01:30:35

by jonno

Snowdrops and bees

Just thought I would share this. I was working in a border today that was full of snowdrops and the sound of all the bees was unbelievable. There were just so many of them (although they seemed reluctant to stay in one place for the camera!). I by AliP

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29/02/2012 14:51:25

by Kate Bradbury

Snowdrop Identification

Came across these cool looking snowdrops and had a look online to try and identify them but couldn't really see anything which matched them completely. Anyone got any ideas what their variety is? Thanks, Dave Dont think anyone knows, or are too by dave1711

06/04/2013 23:09:38

by Lyn

Talkback: Snowdrops

Ah, I have a theory about galanthophile types. They seem to see in snowdrops what most of us see in people - variety. There's the large, showy type like "Colossus", the shy but dependable type like nivalis and nivalis flore-pleno with its pretty by Anne

28/11/2011 18:43:01

by notsogreenfingers

Snowdrops in a Lawn

I have a small lawn which is full of Snowdrops when they have disappeared I also have weeds. Can I use weed and feed or something like it after the Snowdrops have become dormant or will it kill them as well. by brownbird

18/08/2012 10:35:10

by brownbird

Ill snowdrop?

My first snowdrop of the year was a rather odd one. Instead of a graceful hanging flower it was upright! Is this plant infected by something or is it just due to some damage to the flower during the growing process. It also had some brown marks by Swedboy

22/01/2013 00:40:22

by Swedboy

Talkback: How to grow snowdrops

it's good that you mention not to take the leaves off as a lot of people would do this and wonder why they have no flowers the following year. Very useful item, my snowdrops are really bunched up by kaycurtis

24/11/2011 15:28:33

by bearsmrs

Snowdrop Sam Arnott

Does anyone know of a supplier of Sam Arnott Snowdrops, in the green? Thanks http://apps.rhs.org.uk/rhsplantfinder/pfregions.asp?ID=48669 try those Thank yo very much, One of the Nurseries on the list is only about 10 miles from me, and they do by Gardener Liz

11/03/2013 13:55:14

by Gardener Liz

Talkback: Planting snowdrops

I have tried for years to grow snowdrops from bulbs but all failed. Last month I purchased some snowdrops in pots that were well past their best but in-the-green. I have now replanted them all in a big pot where they will be left undisturbed. I by happymarion

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16/04/2012 21:29:18

by Hollie- Hock

Talkback: Snowdrop season

I'm sure they're earlier this year. I've had some in bloom for a couple of weeks.My best birthday present was a few years back when I received 1,000 in the green snowdrops to plant up in early March.I worked at Hodsock Farm as a student, testing by James A-S

28/11/2011 18:37:51

by Dai Bach

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