Today is National Snowdrop Day! At Lanhydrock they’re thriving. Snowdrops (Galanthus) - A Sign of Spring 🌱 One of the earliest signs of spring, these hardy flowers - though not originally native to the UK - have become a familiar sight in gardens and woodlands. Their bright white blooms mark the turning of the seasons and reassure us that warmer days are on the way. Fact: Because snowdrops flower so early in the year, they do not rely on pollinators for reproduction. Instead, they spread mainly

Galanthus nivalis f. pleniflorus 'Flore Pleno' (Double Snowdrop)

Bush of flowers Common snowdrop, Galanthus covered with snow during wet snowfall on coming spring season on winter weather - close-up shot. Topics: flora, nature, weather, climete, blooming

hand holding red fencing tape. Blooming snowdrops in spring forest, a protected area, fenced with a red ribbon. Snowdrops are rare flowers recorded in the Red Book, are protected by law.

Types of Koi Varieties

Kale Varieties (Edibles & Ornamental Kale) | Properly Rooted