Snowdrop time

The beginning of our year coincides beautifully with the flowering of snowdrops, just as these lovely little bulbs approach flowering we take a firm grip on the reigns as the work really starts. Cleaning, disinfecting, spraying, scrubbing, dividing, repotting, pruning, training, and a host of other tasks become urgent. Because of our location in the English high pennines our customer base is highly seasonal, we are also quite remote and rural which is wonderful for scenery put a pain in the arse for customers as few gardeners want to come out here in the long winter months no matter how hardy souls they may be. I don't even want to be here in the piddling rain and snow.

[@laurenb6451]

I wonder if here in the USA anybody inspects nurseries. Some of them are VERY messy! Eggleston is so neat👍🏼

[@TheRossiboy]

good vid, I should be visiting in summer

[@hasmukhpatel7972]

Thanks

[@johnbladykas4454]

Potting up the snow drop , do you top dress with fertilizer?

[@islaadele5411]

Hello, I'm a beginner gardener and I'm afraid the eBay sellers saw me coming. I've bought 200 snowdrop bulbs and they're all dry. Am I wasting my time planting them now? I read somewhere that if you soak them overnight that might help? Any hope?

[@lynnjefferson839]

I need some will you sell me some please?

[@lenbearman8142]

H7