Galanthus Plicatus aka Ukrainian snowdrop

I just felt it was very poignant to see the name of these snowdrops on a little plaque behind this clump. Apparently the habitat where they are well established is the Crimean mountains and soldiers returning from the Crimean war introduced them to England.
I took the photo in the garden of Wakes House, Selborne.

[Linda]

Beautiful! I am enjoying spring early :)

[Denise]

A lovely sign of spring. I won't see mine for quite a while, given all of the snow we have.

[michael]

Beautiful picture and a very relevant name at this time.

[wendy frost]

Delightful clump of snowdrops and interesting history no custom control in those days.

[Marc]

Love the perspective.

[Jonathan Darrell]

Lovely shot of these delicate little flowers.

[Tracey H-N]

I always love your shots & cometary. We find the same things interesting !

[Hazel]

@traceyhn

That's good, Tracey - I'm sincerely pleased.

[Gerry]

very beautiful photo Hazel

[Michelle]

So pretty!

[Lynda]

Gorgeous capture - to me announces loud and clear that spring has arrived!

[Pyrrhula]

Beautiful pic. of this lovely early spring flowers.
I know you`ve you difficulty with writing flower names . Now you`re nearly right. Nearly, as only the first name is written with a capital letter . : Galanthus plicatus . But who`s care?

[Richard Hickey]

Beautiful picture.

[Boxplayer]

Very beautiful, terrible news it all this.

[Sheila G]

So pretty

[Hazel]

@boxplayer

It gets worse every day and I almost don't want to listen to the news.