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 or dig them  up and pop them in a tub i dont no if they are anual or perenial they are called chiondoxa beauty of snow Leave them where they are. Forget about them and next year you get a surprise in spring when they pop up again. Always cheers me up

I have a large camellia which has been in the garden for ten years. Flowers beautifully every spring. Unfortunately the weight of the snow has broken one of the main branches which I have removed this morning. There is another large branch

Hi James 4th April and still snowing here in Ewell. Spuds and onion sets are still waiting for soil to warm up Same here....I'm in the East Midlands. Today it's perishing cold and we've had a few snow flurries altho nothing has settled. I went out

We only had a light fall of snow in Bristol, Adam but I was out there with my biscuit crumbs for the robins and my camera. Now all our snow has gone but my desktop has been changed from a summer shot of Barrington Court to the snow scene of my