The Cottage Smallholder

Terrier said:

although snowdrops do produce seed, they spread more by bulb division, therefore provded the leaves have started to go yellow, it's nto too bad to mow, not sure you'll beenfit greatly from trying to replant the green seed pods.

As for the bluey purple flowers, at this time of year, they could be a number of things, likely something like grape hyacinth, squill or possibly bluebells, both spread quit readily if given the right circumstances.  

Definatly not Blue Bells grape hyacinth sounds very likely. Dug up bulbs still head seed heads on. What should I do now to store them and when can I replant them? Thanks for your help JB

kayerunrig said:

pick the worst patch of ground in the garden these things are totally bomb proof¦lol ¦just chuck them in

Thanks kayerunrig how would I store them as I don't want to plant them till next year as I am doing some work in the garden and know a perfect spot but it won't be available till next year.   PS do they have to go in "right way up" as I was thinking of spreading them as in them dropping them along a dug channel and am bone idol so want the easiest way of doing it. Thank you JB

Thank you kayerunrig JB