The so-called giant snowdrop (giant to a pixie) began flowering in these parts in late December and has wound down, but the common snowdrop is still around. It is possible to have snowdrops in the ...

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 ...

With spring on the way, carpets of snowdrops are beginning to cover Attingham Park near Shrewsbury. But the weather has taken its toll on the National Trust site over the last couple of years ...

The plants are toxic to animals and humans, so site carefully. Deer and other wildlife do not bother snowdrops. Grow snowdrops in full sun to partial shade in well-drained soil that has plenty of ...

In the cooler regions, nothing signifies the end of winter quite like Snowdrops (Galanthus nivalis). When planted en masse or scattered around a lawn area, their small white bell flowers with ...