Most people think that snowdrops are only for planting in the open ground, in large drifts under trees. They do look stunning when seen like that. But why not buy them now in full flower in pots and plant them in your hanging basket or containers to give a few weeks of sparkling pleasure.
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- I hope you enjoy my blogging scrapbook of all items relating to owning and living with a very small outdoor space. I have been involved all my working life with design, garden design, horticulture and garden centre retailing. My passion is good cutting edge design and plants that excite. I have been a contributor on garden design for www.houzz.com for several years.
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Hi Frank,
I'm writing to you from Houzz.com. I write for the editorial team here and am looking for a design writer to join our team of contributors. I discovered your writing through the rabbit hole of blog links by coincidence, but was captivated by your extensive body of work that I found once visiting your site. I absolutely love the idea of small gardening. I couldn't locate a contact email on either of your sites, but would love to speak with you more about this. I'm happy to tell you more and answer all your questions. Let me know what you think.
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Annie
Posted by: Annie Thornton | 01/03/2012 at 08:14 PM