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Posted by wildWelshwendy (U2654736) on Saturday, 14th January 2006
I have just seen the first snowdrop in my garden today, is this early?
Not really, it depends on the variety, Snowdrops actually start in Autumn and go on until March.
I have just seen the first snowdrop in my garden today, is this early?Â
Where is the plant situated? N.S.E.& W. how high, sunny/shade. Are you in Wales?
I have a bed ( Buckinghanshire nr Chalfonts )packed with at least four kinds in a cold shaded garden ( only three days above freezing since Christmas ) and several spathes are showing colour Galanthus nivalis - it will be two weeks before there're developed.
<quote user='1stClassAlan' userid='2459016'><quote user='wildWelshwendy' userid='2654736'>Galanthus nivalis - it will be two weeks before there're developed.
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I'm in Wales, my first snowdrop came out 2 weeks ago, but its in a bed with other groups which are just developing their buds.But have quite a few Hellebores in flower already...
Hi SuperMum, not surprised by the soft weather down in Wales - we are often the coldest place in the country for some reason here in sub-artic Rickmansworth.
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