Snowdrops
By resinone
6 comments
This is a our village church, ancient and in the middle of fields. This time of the year the lovely churchyard is covered in these gorgeous double snowdrops.
Somebody must have planted these a long time ago for them to have spread so much. I’m not very familiar with snowdrops so have no idea what variety they are, maybe somebody can tell me?
- 28 Feb, 2019
- 4 likes
Previous post: SLUG TRAP, not pretty!
Next post: Chelsea chop
Comments
Really beautiful.
28 Feb, 2019
Our old church yard also has lots of snowdrops. I love these old churches. Lovely church, do you know when it was built?
28 Feb, 2019
It is a really beautiful Church. I have some of these doubles . My Mum sent them up from her garden. I thought I'd lost them, but no, they are spreading. They don't do as well as the singles.
28 Feb, 2019
Thank you for the id Bjs, I looked it up and saw they've got a honey scent. Back tomorrow to stick my nose in before they've all gone over.
It's a little Norman gem Sbg, can't find any trace or mention of anything saxon but suspect strongly there was one there. They're my passion too, I can never pass one without exploring.
28 Feb, 2019
Thanks Karen for that info, good to know!
1 Mar, 2019
Recent posts by resinone
- Slugs!
27 May, 2024
- Surprise
26 Jul, 2021
- Chelsea chop
7 Jul, 2019
- SLUG TRAP, not pretty!
3 Aug, 2016
- Hannah Hauxwell's wildflower meadow
29 Jun, 2016
- LEOPARD SLUGS, GARDENERS FRIEND! Don't chop!
19 Jun, 2016
Members who like this blog
-
Gardening with friends since
13 May, 2014 -
Gardening with friends since
11 Sep, 2013 -
Gardening with friends since
30 May, 2010 -
Gardening with friends since
26 Feb, 2008
I think plenty of others could tell you as well, It is Galanthus Nivalis Flora-Plena
28 Feb, 2019