We have been interested in snowdrops for over thirty years and have been growing, studying, enjoying and collecting them for nearly as long.
This site contains information on all aspects of snowdrops, their care and their cultivation; based on our experience. It is not the last word, we are still learning and will be continue to update this site as appropriate, in line with current ideas on taxonomy and our ongoing experience.
We hope that you will find something of help or interest here and may your snowdrops bring you as much pleasure as ours have done.
Kildare was discovered, by chance, in Eire in 1995 and has recently become available....
Sophie North was growing in the garden of a Dunblane house bought by snowdrop enthusiast D...
On the death of John Gray, E B Anderson dug some snowdrops from his garden. One clump was ...
An unusual spiky variant of nivalis; the flower consisting of numerous narrow green segmen...