Double Snowdrops

What a pretty sight,Neellan,and it was nice to see them in the sunshine..I noticed some of mine showing today too..:o)

Thank you Sandra always a welcome sight aren't they? glad you have some out too, hopefully the sun shone for you too! the ones I took to my daughter's garden last year are looking really well established already :o)

Thank you Homebird they certainly are, I've dug up lots and spread them around the garden, lovely to see they have taken and look happy in their new situ :o)

Thank you for liking Klahanie, Thorneyside and Sinbad :o)

They are always a welcome sight aren't they Neena? It's really funny though, the snowdrops and crocus are bang on time for flowering here... But then, I had Primroses and my favourite Rhoddie in flower before Christmas, my Viburnham Dawn is back in flower again and I have plenty of Daffs up! Not sure if I'll have any to show for Mothering Sunday this year...!!!

Thank you Tracey, Yes Snowdrops and Crocuses are on time here too, no Daffodils out here yet they are only just shooting through, but my Viburnam Dawn has been in flower since before Christmas the weather has fooled some plants it seems though :o)

Thank you for liking Wildrose :o)

Thank you for liking Bjs and Hywel :o)

Thank you for liking Bathgate :o)

Lovely Neelan. I have a couple of clumps of the double snowdrops and they do really well.

Thank you Lindak, they are doing really well even though I have split them and moved them over the years....:o)

Yes it does them good to split them up.

They certainly seem to improve year on year :o)

Hope you'll have plenty of Daff's for St David's Day...! ;o) I'm not so sure that we will here... :o(

There barely up yet Tracey so they will need to put on a spurt next week!! :o)

I have to give a talk to a small group at church on St. David's day. I've found out he was a monk who kept bees and grew vegetables.

He was a vegetarian and drank only water living to over a hundred! he founded many monastries including Glastonbury
so the story goes, apart from the Daffodil Leeks are also a national emblem said to be because he suggested soldiers wear them in their caps so they could be identified in battle, a little more Dewi Sant info for you!! good luck with your talk On March 1st :o)

Thanks Neelan. We have visited St. Davids in Wales and loved the place.

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