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Ready, steady, snowdrops

On a cold, crisp, sunny winter day snowdrops cheer any garden or park. They ignite the hope that spring is just around the corner. Large parks, gardens and churchyards can be places to roam through, enjoying large swathes of nodding snowdrops, and the vistas of these can be breath-taking.

In my small Edwardian garden I have nurtured my obsession with snowdrops. What started more than ten years ago with a gift from a

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