I have chosen snowdrops to represent February as part of the Monthly Photo challenge hosted by Katarina.
Whilst I said in my last post that I was interested in learning more about snowdrop varieites I still prefer to see snowdrops planted en masse. For me snowdrops planted en masse represent February just as much as bluebells en masse represent May.
For more monthly photos visit Katarina’s blog
Like this:
Like Loading...
About Helen Johnstone
I live in Malvern, Worcestershire and am a very keen gardener. I started the Patient Gardener Blog in January 2008 as a way of recording what was happening in my garden and connecting with other like-minded people. I started a second blog PatientGardener 365 January 2013 in order to try and post a photo a day to capture what is growing in my garden or places I have visited
Lovely, Helen. That’s the way I like to see snowdrops. A good choice to represent February. Christina
Like you, I prefer my snowdrops en masse. I hope the bank of snowdrops I started off at the side of the house will spread to form something along the lines of what we saw at Painswick one day. Enjoy your study day – it sounds like an eye level view of your new varieties is needed so you can appreciate their differences
Wow! Can’t quite decide whether it’s April or March that I associate with daffodils.
Breathtaking!
Gorgeous! I love this picture!
It all looks so natural, but was presumably planted up in the first place before naturalising – very lovely
Beautiful!
Have a wonderful week-end!
Lea
Lea’s Menagerie
WOW! This is breathtakingly beautiful! How I long for spring…
Hi Katarina
It was beautiful and for me snowdrops at their best
I have never been a big snowdrop fan but seeing them growing en masse is inspiring. Lovely.
Snowdrops are lovely! And when there are lots of them they are awesome!
Have a nice weekend,
Carina
What a stunning springcarpet og snowdrops:) Loooove it!