Wednesday, January 22, 2020
Snowdrops
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I was patiently waiting for the snowdrops to come up, inspecting a clump near the front of the garden every day.. they still haven't come up... but elsewhere in the garden, behind shrubs and under leaves, these have come up , I will have to wait till the weekend to see them open, to see if they are singles or doubles. I can see from a quick look round this morning that more have come up and nearly at the opening stage.
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3 comments:
I am always surprised that things in your garden are ahead of mine...
Today, a week later, I am happy to announce that there are snow drops now appearing here -- like the ones in your photo -- not quite in bloom... By now I have only one small clump in a sheltered area out by the chook coop near the house -- but a good indicator to cheer the heck up because it means days are slightly longer now and spring is on its way...
there are a lot more up now, in various corners... the ones at the front still aren't open.
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