I had a small clump of snowdrops planted last year by a hedge, which were in bloom last week but then something ate the flowers - anybody know what might be please?
I'm on a mission to encourage other lovers of our wonderful snowdrops to keep dividing clumps whenever you have time. I started with a small clump of the very hardy and worthwhile double snowdrop and I cannot believe how it has covered my Chilterns woodland garden. Each year I find it hard to believe how prolific each clump becomes after being divided - so I just keep doing it.
I agree Leigh. Keep splitting the clumps. The best time to do it will be in a few weeks time when they have finished flowering but before they disappear over the summer.
Does anyone know why my snowdrops do not flower. The green leaves come up most years and on one rare occasion there were a few tiny flowers, but for the last few years - no flowers? What can I do
I planted my first snowdrops last autumn. They finally appeared about 2 weeks ago, unfortunatley just the green leaves and 1 very sad little snowdrop. I am so dissappointed, anyone have any ideas why?
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