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Wordless Wednesday: Uncommonly Pretty
This entry was posted in bulbs, corms and tubers, Gardening, Gardens, winter interest, Wordless Wednesday and tagged common snowdrops, Galanthus nivalis, Galanthus nivalis 'Flore Pleno'. Bookmark the permalink.
Beautiful! A touch of magic.
Very pretty indeed!
Aren’t they just?! And like you, I keep on dividing them. The last two pictures and the right foreground of the first picture show areas that I only started planting up in the last couple of years. I have also begun planting some next to the new path in the woodland
How impressive – a lovely Spring garden.
Some parts are a real joy at this time of year, Christine
Wow! What a lot of snowdrops 😊
I probably only started with a couple of hundred bulbs, and a few handfuls from an acquaintance, but keep dividing them every year. And of course I can generously give clumps to friends myself now too
Looks like Spring is here.
It’s looking that way, and it doesn’t take much extra warmth either. ps I have realised that the card you sent is handpainted…you are so talented!!
It is so exciting to see more of your garden goodies coming to life. Thanks for sharing the awakening beauty that surrounds you ~ FlowerLady
Reducing the resolution of photos doesn’t show borders like these at their best, as in real life the snowdrops look absolutely wonderful bobbing about in the sunshine
Abundance!
Indeed!
Oh my goodness! What a beautiful collection. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks Beth – I just keep dividing them and this pays dividends
Your snowdrops are beautiful, Cathy! If I could grow them, I can think of several areas that would be peppered with the bulbs.
It is lovely to see them in quantity like this, and they respond readily to regular dividing, as well as seeding too. Just enjoy the lovely flowers you can grow instead, Kris!
Great planting of snowdrops, Kathy
Cathy with a C please, Paddy!! Thank you anyway – it shows it’s worth the effort to keep on dividing them
My apologies, Cathy.
Thank you 👍
Yes, they are about 10cms in height compared to the 15cm of Dutch crocus
I bet it does your soul good to see all those lovely flowers. Beautiful show!
It really does, Cathy – and when the sun shines as has done a lot this week they bob around delightfully, and I have been doing a lot of standing and staring this week
Cathy your snowdrops are magnificent, wonderful, divine, I love them. And in that huge abundance they are a magical cloak that when swaying with the gentle wind must be something of the fairies that move them: I love it. No wonder you stand looking at them for moments: I would sit for up to an hour looking at them spellbound. Enjoy them. And she continues to divide them so that each year you have more such special bluebells. Very affectionate greetings from Margarita.
And it seems a privilege to be able to have such a carpet of snowdrops
Cathy is a very special wonderful privilege to have that great carpet of divine snowdrops. Your garden is fantastic, I love it. Enjoy it and be happy looking at them. Very affectionate greetings from Margarita.
Thank you Margarita
Oh what delicious little white gems. A wonderful spread Cathy!
Aren’t they lovely?!