Snowdrops on the shadier side now flowering

yes ive found that to, ive some almost finished and i have ones in shade not quite open yet..

lovely snowdrops!

Yes ours do the same, because they are dotted around the garden.

just a after thought...its quite amazing how the snowdrops that are in our surrounding wooded areas however open quite early but last longer than a all snowdrops which are in full shade and ones which are in most sunlight.....
just a observation of mine this winter/spring like mild weather..

Bought some snowdrop bulbs last Autumn, alas they haven't bloomed.

So prim and pretty :-)

The do prefer a woodland situation Jane, so probably why they last longer in there.
Treetop, did you have foliage? Remember to leave well alone - its the foliage that builds up for next years flowers.
Chris, thanks :)

thx scottish...i could kick myself ive just realized the wooded area that i spoke of belongs to someone who offered me the use of her kiln...ive been trying for days to get you a photograph of these snowdrops (still in bloom) you have never seen such a massive production of them carpeted tree to tree :-) its been really hard because i have a ditch and brambles, thorns and all kinds to battle through, cutting a long story short i saw a gate lol and would you credit it i recognized it as the kiln ladies garden which is leading right from the woods,lol
oh well next year ;-) or if i get the chance i will pop along and ask if i may go into her woods :-)

Thanks Jane - you've way too much on your mind to bother about pics for me. Good luck with the babies :)

:-) thank you...