Snowdrops - #floweringnotes
They lighten up an otherwise green/brown filled view; The winter flowering snowdrop can be found in woodland, ditches, pastures and orchards across the country. Growing between January and March they are often one of the first signs of new life in winter months.
- Helen Yemm - Why we all love snowdrops so much for The Telegraph
Whether I find them on a walk or come across a photograph of them, I can’t help but smile. They are such a symbol of seasonality for me, which as you might know by now is something that I am highly interested in. As we have learnt our fascination with snowdrops dates back quite a way, but what other history has this tiny flowering bulb gained.
- The National Trust - from their great article on The best places to see snowdrops.
Tip: If you are interested in growing snowdrops ^ this article has a few ideas that might help.