William Wordworth’s poem stated “Yet art thou welcome, welcome as a friend” and whilst he was writing about one of the first signs of spring, the snowdrop, it could also describe Gill’s welcome to the Gardening Club. On a lovely morning at the start of February, BEWI members admired the white bell-shaped flowers adorning Gill’s borders.
Snowdrops are found across the UK and favour damp soil. They normally flower in January and February and certainly bring a smile to your face. Want to know more? Gill is the person to ask.
