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A clump of snowdrops today.
By Spritzhenry
16 Jan, 2009
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They are on their way!
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Probably not - I think these have multiplied over the years and need splitting and replanting later on. I inherited LOTS of snowdrops - our predecessors must have liked them!
16 Jan, 2009
oh yes i do too...i planted quite a lot first year i was here, and they have been coming up ok, but later than expected.
16 Jan, 2009
Mine are coming through , I haven,t had a chance to look at them today ...
16 Jan, 2009
Can't wait to see them blooming - what a lovely sight when it's pretty bleak isn't it!
18 Jan, 2009
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well these look lovely Spritz, i have hardly any signs of mine yet, let alone buds, i have planted 2 types the double ones with lime green in the centre and the singles, looking at this pic, i think i may have them planted a too deep.
16 Jan, 2009