Love snowdrops? They'll be back next year, and more beautiful than ever, so long as you follow these expert tips ...

Top tip: Once they have established, you can lift and divide clumps of snowdrops as they spread over the years – Julie recommends doing this in April or May. As well as winter bedding plants ...

And dividing your snowdrops is just the start. By following this simple gardening rule, you can get more of the plants you love for free. Hannah advises: “It is best to divide snowdrops now ...

You don't need a green thumb to transform your humble garden into a field of flowers - or any growing experience at all. As explained by award-winning gardening expert and author Jane Moore, all it ...

Nothing heartens my winter-weary heart more than the appearance of hardy snowdrops, which rear their pristine heads in January and February. If you’re also a fan of the flowers, Rowson advises: “It is ...

Snowdrops will spread in time, so if a patch of Snowdrops becomes too crowded you can carefully lift them with a spade and divide them once the flowers have died back but before the green foliage ...