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Old 29-01-2003, 11:36 PM
June Hughes
 
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Default Snowdrops

In article , Cavalier
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Hi Group
If I pick some snowdrops will these plants flower next year? Anyone know.


Yes, they divide and spread, so you will have to thin them out in
spring. Bas claims to hate gardening but his snowdrops are a picture
every year.
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