How to create a snowdrop vase
Enjoy fresh snowdrops indoors by picking some blooms for a small vase or old jam jar.
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Bring the magic of snowdrops inside, by picking a few to display in a vase. Keep things as simple as possible, combining the blooms with ivy or other small-leaved evergreens.
A clear, clean jam jar makes a great vase if you don’t have one that’s small enough to hold the dainty flowers. Keep them on a windowsill so they catch plenty of light.
Find out how to create a spring snowdrop vase, below.
You Will Need
- Flowering snowdrops
- Ivy plant
- Glass jar
Total time : 15 minutes
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Step 1
Pick enough snowdrop blooms and ivy sprigs to fill out the container you're using. Try to use different lengths of blooms to give the vase some height.
Step 2
Fill the vase with water and place it in a bright spot to be enjoyed.
Handle with care
Handle snowdrops with care, separating blooms from their foliage to create a pleasing display.
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