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They are so cure and happy looking.
ReplyDeleteWOW, blooms already?!!?
ReplyDeleteThanks Nessa - I hope they are, that way there'll be more of them next year!
ReplyDeleteHi Wildside - I've looked back in my garden diaries and they've been pretty consistent in when they appear in my garden. However, I believe the main month for snowdrops is February - that's when a lot of gardens do their special snowdrop walks and openings.
I love your snowdrops. I have planted some of them around my property, but not nearly as many as you have. Here in New Jersey, I'm still a few weeks away from seeing my snow drops. Here's a picture of some of them:
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Hi Heirloomgardener - I'm always glad to welcome a new commenter to the site! Will go and take a look at your snowdrops ASAP
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