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Out for a walk today and came across such a lovely,cheery sight, 1st Snowdrops of the year Dumfries area
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oooh how nice, they are pretty........spring is coming.,Dont worry about tomorrow, live for today
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Aw, lovely. Hope to see mine soon. They're the first things to come up.Comment
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we had 4 or 5 daffs come up in december!Dont worry about tomorrow, live for todayComment
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I planted a shed load of bulbs around October last year. Walking around the garden yesterday and they are coming through everywhere. Spring is on its way!!
Mikey
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Thanks for the piccy Helly - we could all use some snowdrops. Very wintry here today.
You do have a nice mild climate there in Dumfrieshire. Have been to the Logan Gardens several times. Just wonderful.
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This time last year when my Mum was visiting, I had a lovely display of Snowdrops in a big pot in my back garden. Then I took the "advice" of a neighbour who said that if I lifted the bulbs when they'd finished, and store them over the summer, re-plant in September then I'd have an even better display this year. Not 1 to see anywhere in the garden
I'm really p****d off. I'll get some more this year and do what I was doing before and take no notice of "helpers"! Did the same with daffs and tulips too and now I'm expecting the same result - zilch
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Just noticed my lily's are trying to push through the soil in the pots.
I love snowdrops must get some another year.Gardening ..... begins with daybreak
and ends with backache
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I've got one up on flower!
No sign of the others though.Comment
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I have 5 flowering down the garden that are sheltered but the one's that are exposed only 2 inche's high .
I did notice when out with him in the corner in the wood where a blackbird or pheasant had been scratching the leave's about that the bluebells are on the way about a inch high..
.jacob
What lies behind us,And what lies before us,Are tiny matters compared to what lies Within us ...
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I love Snowdrops. I planted loads in my last garden, they'll all be up now as it was a very sheltered garden. Perhaps I'll sneak round and have a look! All the best - Glutton 4 Punishment
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I've got two in full bloom, now, closely followed by a few more shooting up! I bought loads of them in the Autumn, as I didn't see ONE in the garden last year. They cheer me up in these January days.
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The first clump ofsnowdrops flowered in one of my gardens today - loads and loads and loads still to flower thoughRat
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I had a lovely surprise when I went to put food for the birds out the other day at the end of the garden,first little clump of snowdrops poking their pretty little heads through the creeping ivy.Brought smile to my face,season's slowly changing.Gardening forever- housework wheneverComment
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I haven't got any yet ... it's a new garden.
Amateur Gardening are giving away 20 snowdrops for £2.49 postage, so I'll send off for those.All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.Comment
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