A top tip for your snowdrop displays

Have you spotted any snowdrops in flower yet?
Here on the farm in Somerset, South West England, they’re popping up all over the place.
Each year we split our clumps so that more and more brighten our hedgerows and pathways as January ends and February begins. But sometimes it’s nice to bring them a little closer to the house to enjoy - so here’s an idea you might like to try at home?
#georgiestoptips #snowdrops #winterflowers #wintergarden #winterbulbs

[@brookelayne309]

What a great idea. I need these in my garden. Beautiful. Thank you!

[@theflowerfarmer]

You are so welcome! x

[@atfundramccoy8999]

I know it's Spring in my ancestors homestead 😊

[@Alfakkin]

Buca neve 😍

[@joycejames4879]

Fantastic idea! 💚

[@theflowerfarmer]

Glad you think so! x

[@lenerothe6234]

Absolutely a Top Tip! Thank you

[@theflowerfarmer]

any time x

[@HarmlessComment]

I bought some bulbs for snow drops and planted them, it was $30 for 5 bulbs!!! I really hope they are successful 😬

[@theflowerfarmer]

woah! yes I hope they take xxx

[@mollypitcher9380]

I have TERRIBLE luck growing these most beautiful flowers. U.S. only has bulbs- not “in-the-green.☹️

[@theflowerfarmer]

they grow wild along the verges here but it helps to split them around the garden to help stock increase x