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Articles written here at Bruckhills Croft over the years, covering how we plant, feed, lift and divide our snowdrops, and a closer look at some of the varieties in the collection.
Where to plant your snowdrops. Shade or Full Sun? Whether you decide to plant in shade, or in more open ground in full sun, depends on the variety of
Read the guideThe three snowdrops that I am turning the spotlight on in this blog are the three cultivars which started the collection here at Bruckhills Croft.
Read the guideIn addition to collecting snowdrops I also appear to be collecting various snowdrop themed items. In this blog I introduce you to some poems I have
Read the guideFlowers of many plant species produce a scent, and snowdrops are no exception. Just like there is a huge range of flower shape and colour, there is an
Read the guideWe snowdrop lovers do like to drop in the odd Latin word specific to snowdrops when talking about our blooms. Virescent is one such word, but is actually a
Read the guideWe love yellow snowdrops so much that we have dedicated a whole border to them. The border in question is our Blue and Yellow Border which in Spring and
Read the guideYou think of Autumn and the garden and you think of falling leaves, harvesting apples and maybe migrating birds visiting to strip the Rowan and holly trees
Read the guidePeople often ask me, out of all the snowdrops we grow, which is my favourite snowdrop. With so many species and cultivars, how on earth do you begin to
Read the guideMid to late July is the perfect time for us to lift, divide and replant dormant snowdrop bulbs. We have opened our garden for Scotland’s Gardens at the
Read the guideEvery variety we sell is grown here in the collection. Browse the shop for what is available this season, or see the FAQ for posting dates and bulb sizes.
