Snowdrops

hi david long time noooooooooooooo hear lol. that a lovely photo are they in your garden .......................... on the small pic they look gostly !!!! stunning ;0))

beauties :)))

Very nice shot. This looks like a well grown clump, so many blooms.

Very pretty - spring has sprung!

Beautiful :)

Well, Cristina, I figured that reporting on snow, snow and more snow, my new fiited wardrobes and car probs wouldn't be so interesting, lol!! So nice to be back in March! :-)

As have said, above, they are in my friends' garden. There are several crowded clumps, Gt, so will be dividing these up after the flowers have gone over, and transplanting the smaller divisions elsewhere. I'm sure that one or two will find their way into my own garden, however. :-))

Was just thinking the same, Greenfingers but, alas, it is snowing again, tonight. :-((

these are lovely! no snow here but im sad that my snowdrops have finished ~ its nice to see these.

what lovely snowdrops david....

A Beautiful bunch David...nice to hear from you again...:>)

They are lovely double ones David .
we managed to get to Kew Gardens last Friday and yes we did see the Cycad ,very impressed with it ....... :o))

Many Thanks, folks!

I, sincerely, hope. Dear Amy, that you got a pic of that piece of botanical history?????? :-)))))

thats a really good photo David, mine are now gone, oh and welcome back after the long cold winter!!

They are slightly later here, Sk. Thought that they might have done better, this year, but the flowers bloomed for a shorter time than in previous years. Perhaps they didn't cope too well with the extra cold temps we had in winter? Still a few around, but less than would be usual.

Wow so pretty!

Morning Captain.....You've had a lots of snow this year......Obviously travelling to the north pole and back in the ship eh......Lovely snowdrops. Ours have lasted ages this year....just dying back now. Cold and damp here this morning. The hogs have woken and I am feeding them at the moment. New cat Dusty just settling down with us although still slightly nervous. Just started writing again. A Dusty and Fluffy adventure.

well said david lol ................. we have bin doing the same in the dark dark days lol ................ so glad to be out there again , wooooooo hooooo ;0)))

Spring is starting ...the calendar says it's spring, anyway! but we are promised some snow tonight...turning to rain by tomorrow morning! I'm so tired of the white stuff I could scream. I'm hoping to find snowdrop, daff and tulip surprises here on the new homestead...found daylily shoots beside the house today!

A new garden is like a new adventure the sirst year finding out what is growing there. DAy lillies are lovely Lori. Equinox of even daylight and nightime hours.

Hi, folks, and apologies for the delay in replying.

So glad, Linda, that your snowdrops stayed a while longer than those here. Also, to hear that you are writing some new adventures! (keep us in the loop). Am sure that Dusty will settle soon, under your expert, and devoted, care. X

Woo..Hoooo!!!! indeed, Cristina! Dirt under my short fingernails, again! There's nowt like a dose of serotonin!!
X

Will be interesting to see what appears, Lori! Best of Luck in your new home and garden. daylilies are among my faves, so looking forward to seeing the blooms. X

These are lovely David. Have you decided on a new theme for your garden this year?

David:

Beautiful flowers!

Sticking with "Pirates" for this year, Nancy! :-))

Aren't they, Delonix? They are needing dividing, though, so will get more, smaller, clumps for next year. :-)

David:

To they have a fragrance?

Sadly, no, Delonix. :-(