"We plant snowdrops ‘in the green’ as they are more likely to succeed than planting the dry bulbs in autumn," Angela ...

Inner and outer petals feature distinctive green and yellow markings. These differences make them fascinating to galanthophiles, or snowdrop enthusiasts.

Snowdrops and snowflakes are often confused — and not just because of the similarity of their names. They bear white, bell-shaped flowers with a touch of green that nod toward the ground.

Each year, more than 20,000 snowdrops emerge in the gardens of this 17th century grand country house, and visitors are invited to explore Belton’s gardens to take in a sea of snowdrops in winter ...

Galanthophiles may also like to buy some Burton Agnes-propagated snowdrops ‘in the green’, which is the best way of building a collection. Mount Grace Priory .

Although snowdrops are relatively low-maintenance plants, it’s crucial not to rush the process of cutting back their foliage.The leaves contain vital green matter, and as long as they’re taken ...

Snowdrops are easy to grow and care for. Ideally, you should plant them as ‘bulbs in the green’, meaning they arrive with roots and green shoots already in place.

Standing between 7cm and 15cm (3-6in) tall, snowdrops have white bell-shaped flowers and two to three leaves on each stem. Inner and outer petals feature distinctive green and yellow markings.

After 40 years, the artist and serious galanthophile John Morley has decided to close his business, the oldest snowdrop nursery in the country. His first catalogue in 1984, written in green ink by a ...

According to BBC Gardeners World, snowdrops can be tricky to plant successfully. It's best to buy snowdrops 'in the green' from garden centres or online, which are much more likely to grow better.

Weave carnations and snowdrop blooms into one singular bunch for an all-encompassing January birth flower tattoo design. January Birth Flower Floral Head Tattoo The flower-head lady symbolizes ...