From the team at Gardeners' World Magazine
Check out some of the best ways to combine snowdrops with other plants.
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Snowdrops are often the first plants to break ground in the new year, braving the cold and frost.
As they emerge, other plants gradually show their faces, too, along with evergreens that remain year-round. It’s these plants you can grow alongside snowdrops to make beautiful planting combinations for winter colour.
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Arching grassy foliage and plentiful hanging flowers, these elegant evergreens - known as angel's fishing rods - add movement to borders, even in the lightest breeze. Three varieties in collection.
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