Compared with other parts of the UK my snowdrops are slacking. They are only just starting to poke their green shoots above ground.
The flowering currant might yet burst forth before them.
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rambling ratz 
Can’t wait to see the snowdrops, RR. They are so pretty……..and so are the bluebells in the U.K. I well remember the massive blue colour in the woods in Sussex in 1978.
I only used to see them in the Botanic Gardens here – they are not around this current home. I guess residential gardens in these new estates tend to plant more formal flower species or even natives.
Same here. We should have some crocuses after the snowdrops and then the bluebells in April 🙂
They look really healthy. Welcome back kids!
🙂
I can’t see our snowdrops as they are covered in snow!
They are well named then 🙂
It’s the same here – still waiting for snowdrops! if it stops raining this morning I’ll go out and have another look (though the birds will be cross if I scare them off the feeder 😉 )
Someone else who doesn’t do things in the garden in case it disturbs the birds’ mealtime 🙂
Lovely! I have snowdrops coming up in my garden….and we’ve had some early daffodils!
Thank you. I have seen that some parts of the UK have daffodils already, no sign of mine yet though.
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