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I want to plant snowdrops now - can anyone recommend a good website to supply them?

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TuttiFrutti · 27/01/2009 18:23

I've heard you are better off planting snowdrops "in the green", as fully grown plants rather than bulbs. So I should be planting them now while they're in flower.

Does anyone know a good supplier?

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PuzzleRocks · 27/01/2009 19:56

Bumping for you.

ByThePowerOfGreyskull · 27/01/2009 19:58

Dh bought us a huge box of them a couple of years ago - he is at work at the mo but when he comes in I will ask him for you..

they have been fantastic - having had years of planting bulbs with no luck.

Back later

Lizzylou · 27/01/2009 20:01

Crocus are fab, bit more pricey but great products and range.

Lizzylou · 27/01/2009 20:01

www.crocus.co.uk
Realised you may think I mean crocus bulbs

peggotty · 27/01/2009 20:02

iirc it's best to plant them after they've stopped flowering but still have the green leaves. Not totally sure but someone else will know!

ByThePowerOfGreyskull · 27/01/2009 21:15

Dh is home this was the company

TuttiFrutti · 29/01/2009 17:11

What a brilliant website ByThePower, I will definitely place an order with them.

Thanks for all your suggestions - I have heard something similar Peggotty, will maybe wait till they stop flowering to plant. Although I may not be able to stop myself, I so want snowdrops in my front garden right now!

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cremolaismydarling · 29/01/2009 17:14

here is good

bluesky · 04/02/2009 09:04

I've ordered mine from Crocus, they don't send them out until after they have flowered, plant them asap, let them die away, and fingers crossed next year they will flower and look lovely.

So unfortunately you won't have them this year, but get organised for next year!

LGoodLife · 25/02/2009 11:07

Plant them in clumps of at least 5, they don't like being separate from their friends. If you want them to seed, get single flowered ones - doubles propagate by spitting, once the clump is big enough.

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