How tall do snow drops grow?
It is free-flowering and reaches a height of between 10 and 18cm (4-7in)
Do snow drops spread?
Snowdrops spread quite fast so it is worthwhile dividing clumps every few years to increase their rate of multiplication. Divide into clusters of three to five bulbs if you are pressed for time and singling bulbs will take too long.
What month do snowdrops flower?
Snowdrops flower between January and March, often appearing en masse and creating a characteristic ‘white blanket’ coverage. The species has long been associated with winter – the latin name, Galanthus nivalis, literally translates as ‘milk flower of the snow’.
How deep do you plant snowdrops bulbs?
Plant your snowdrops at the level that they were planted before they were lifted, which you’ll see from where the leaves turn white. This will be at a depth of about 10cm (4in). Space them about 10cm (4in) apart. For natural looking drifts, cast the bulbs across the planting area and plant them where they land.
Do snowdrops spread?
When is the Scottish Snowdrop Festival in 2020?
On Monday 27th January 2020 and again on Thursday 30th January 2020 , Fingask Castle, Rait, Perth and Kinross, Scotland, PH2 7SA, will be opening by prior arrangement, for the Scottish Snowdrop Festival . More information, including information for disabled gardeners can be found here.
What to see at Duntreath Castle in Scotland?
Swathes of yellow daffodils and other colourful spring bulbs together with rhododendrons and many other ornamental shrubs surround the formal lawns. There is a woodland walk, a 15th century keep and a banqueting hall up a turreted staircase which is not to be missed!
When does the snowdrop garden open in Edenbridge?
During January 2020, Hoath House, Chiddingstone Hoath, Edenbridge, Kent, TN8 7DB, will be opening for the NGS, on selected Fridays, from 10am until 3pm . Please note that these openings are only available for visitors who pre-book with the garden owners .
Where can I see snowdrops in Bury St Edmunds?
Snowdrop expert, Joe Sharman will be giving a snowdrop lecture entitled, ‘All things White’. For more details and to book your place, please click here. Harveys Garden Plants are holding their annual Celebration of Snowdrops from 11am until 2.30pm, at Norton Village Hall, Norton, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, IP31 3ND, on Saturday 18th January 2020.