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Location: March, Cambridgeshire.
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10-02-2011, 05:29 PM
Thanks for sharing.
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They are just so pretty and a nice reminder that spring is on its way
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Location: Pancake flat East Anglia
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10-02-2011, 09:23 PM
ps.Dont ever divide them like you would with Daffs.I did once and it took 5 years for them to start flowering again.
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Location: England
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11-02-2011, 09:27 AM
Originally Posted by Steve 
I love Snowdrops,but mine are no way as advanced as yours.Infact all my plants seem to develop later than surrounding gardens.
ps.Dont ever divide them like you would with Daffs.I did once and it took 5 years for them to start flowering again.
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Location: Pancake flat East Anglia
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11-02-2011, 08:44 PM
Originally Posted by Kazz
I did that once too and wished I had not I do not think they like to be distrubed, can't recall if mine took so long to reflower as Steve's as I did not notice the lack of them first year, then thought I had planted them too deep. But yes mine took a while. But fine now and if I want more I buy new bulbs.
Infact i have a bamboo which has migrated to my neighbours garden.Grows great on their side of fence and gives a nice tropical look with its big strappy leaves,but obviously didnt like mine.
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