Snowdrop Days, Chelsea Physic Gardens
Snowdrops return to London's oldest botanic garden this January
Snowdrops
Ahead of its official Spring opening, London's oldest botanic garden is welcoming flower fans big and old enjoy its winter blooming of snowdrops.
Snowdrops, (Latin name Galanthus meaning 'milk flower') will be out in twinkling force this January and February, when all the sensible plants are still asleep. Guided tours through the gardens will highlight the variety of snowdrops (from the common snowdrop to the G Sam Arnott, so loved that a single bulb can go for hundreds of pounds).
Check the Chelsea Physic Garden's website for updates on guided tours and talks happening in the Garden this January.
Snowdrops, (Latin name Galanthus meaning 'milk flower') will be out in twinkling force this January and February, when all the sensible plants are still asleep. Guided tours through the gardens will highlight the variety of snowdrops (from the common snowdrop to the G Sam Arnott, so loved that a single bulb can go for hundreds of pounds).
Check the Chelsea Physic Garden's website for updates on guided tours and talks happening in the Garden this January.
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| What | Snowdrop Days, Chelsea Physic Gardens |
| Where | Chelsea Physic Gardens, 66 Royal Hospital Road, London, SW3 4HS | MAP |
| Nearest tube | Sloane Square (underground) |
| When |
28 Jan 17 – 03 Feb 17, 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Price | £10.50 |
| Website | Click here for more information and to book: |