An unusual way to display snowdrops is to make what's known as a Kokedama, a Japanese style of planting in which individual plants are inserted into a ball of soil covered in moss, which can then be hung from a tree branch or placed in a dish.

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It's a chance to buy varieties of the seasonal plant from expert growers, and then enjoy wandering around some of the venue's own snowdrops.

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Look out for beautiful winter flowers like aconites and snowdrops emerging later in January and into February.

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Set on the banks of the River Tweed, Kailzie has a walled garden heritage glasshouses and 15 acres of stunning woodlands, which in March are covered in snowdrops.

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The sun is out, and the daffodils and snowdrops are fully blooming, which means it's time to scrub every corner of your house.

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