SNOWDROP

Add compost when planting, if you like, but you don’t need to add fertilizer. Most importantly, let the foliage die back naturally after blooming so that the plant can make food for next year’s blooms. Otherwise, snowdrops need no special care and will return year after year on their own.

Snowdrops naturalize, or spread on their own, quite easily. As long as they have the right conditions, they’ll multiply every year. If you want to dig a few up to move elsewhere in your garden, do it in early spring because the foliage will die back and you’ll never find them otherwise.