One week later and the snowdrops were out in force! Galanthus nivalis is one species which self-seeds and spreads quickly. Bees use snowdrops for nectar, when not many other plants are flowering.
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snowdrops
Snowdrops
They’re here!!!!
The botanical name for snowdrops is ‘Galanthus.’ The name is thought to come from the Greek word ‘gala’ meaning milk – like the colour of the plant. There are 2500 varieties of snowdrop.
According to folklore, snowdrops should not be brought into the home because it may signify impending death.
Snowdrops – Galanthus
Snowdrops are the first sign of Spring and the promise that the days are getting longer and warmer.
