We are looking for other opportunities to bring the garden to you remotely. Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter where we have ramped up our efforts, posting daily photos of “What’s in Bloom” in our gardens and sharing ideas and tips for gardeners of all ages. #TBGBlooms #TBGathome
Click on the images below to enjoy a captioned spring photography tour of the Toronto Botanical Garden. All images Copyright Janet Davis 2008-2012.
![snowdrops, spring](http://torontobotanicalgarden.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/003c-Galanthus-nivalis.jpg "What would spring be without common snowdrops? Their botanical name <em>Galanthus nivalis</em> means "with milky-white flowers like snow". Each pendulous blossom consists of three flared white sepals surrounding three small, green-edged white petals. Snowdrops prefer peaty, moist soil where they will make large colonies in time. Their bulbs must be planted very early in autumn; some gardeners prefer to divide clumps immediately after flowering ends.")
