Snowdrop Magnets

This pattern features British wildflowers that flower in Spring.

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My crocuses in the company of snowdrops! The long-awaited spring greets me every year!

For those addicted to collecting Snowdrops

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A closeup photo of snowdrops (Galanthus nivalis) taken in spring.

Snowdrops are a small beautiful first sign of Spring. Drawing celebrates the snowdrop or Galanthus as it welcomes the coming of the new year.

Care is needed walking through churchyards and woodlands at this time of year as snowdrops slowly appear from beneath the carpet of fallen leaves to herald the start of Spring.

Have some doom with you while it's silhouetted with beautiful flowers.

On February 1st, the Celts celebrated Imbolc, or St Brigid’s day to usher in spring. This stained glass design features the St Brigid cross, which the Irish hang above their front door as a protection against fire. And the snowdrop flowers told them if spring was here or winter would continue.

A cute snail among carnations and snowdrops.

A female snowy owl (bubo scandiacus) sits under a crescent moon with stars. There are macro snowflakes and snowdrop flowers (galanthus nivalis) poking out of the snow with their roots in the dark and a deer mouse (Peromyscus maniculatus) staying safe with a stash of hazelnuts (corylus).

A female snowy owl (bubo scandiacus) sits under a crescent moon with stars. There are macro snowflakes and snowdrop flowers (galanthus nivalis) poking out of the snow with their roots in the dark and a deer mouse (Peromyscus maniculatus) staying safe with a stash of hazelnuts (corylus).

Snowdrops Flowers

Signalling the change from winter to spring, featuring the Nuthatch, layered with snowdrops, physalis and more.

Birthday flower bouquet for January and September. carnation, asters, snowdrops morning glory,