Re: Snowdrops

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The snowdrops certainly are a lovely sight.

I am getting little early bits of colour reappear now. There are the snowdrops, the blue anemone blanda's are beginning, a couple of early primsroses that are quite old plants now, and one or two of the little muscari's are out. Lovely.

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I don't have any snowdrops in my garden but I have my first tête à tête daffodil in flower today

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I have a few snowdrops and a few blue crocus and some primroses out now. but I still have roses and chrysanthemums still blooming

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Bennington Lordship is a good place for snowdrops, will put a link up later.

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Had a look at some large pots I have stored at the back of the garden during the winter months. The Tete a Tetes are doing nicely, the lovely Celendine is flowering and the primroses are looking healthy.

Have now brought them onto the patio so they can shine.

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We have a few snowdrops bravely coming out - we only planted them a couple of years ago and I think they take a while to establish.The crocuses are just beginning to come out and the daffodils have started too.

My best buy last year was a Christmas Rose (Helleborus Niger) - I bought it in December, £1.50 from the market, and it is still blooming beautifully.If I'd know how well it was going to do I'd have bought more!

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Here is the link, well worth a visit, but wear stout shoes.
http://www.beningtonlordship.co.uk/index.shtml

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No sign of them up here yet, but we are colder than you ones down south. It always cheers me when I see the wee clumps of them coming up in the woods....

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had a look at mine in the back garden but they dont seem to be flowering at all just lovely long green stems but no flowers