Driving home earlier this week I was delighted to see a cloud of snowdrops underneath the oak trees.

They always bring me joy. Maybe it’s because they are one of the few plants to flower in the middle of winter?

Around the UK there are lots of gardens awash with snowdrops. Why not discover them?. I’ll certainly be visiting two: Rode Hall and Dunham Massey in Cheshire (followed by the essential tearoom visit to warm up with tea and cake!)

Of course, there are many more. Click here for a list of snowdrop-packed gardens to discover around Britain.

I planted snowdrops in my hanging baskets, they should would appear after the pansies… but no such luck yet.
Perhaps mine are late bloomers!

I should have consulted our book, Seasonal Garden Ideas.

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