FEBUARY 2025 our lovely churchyard burst into flower with the arrival of the beautiful #candlemasbells #snowdrops and #crocusflowers blooming here at #StAndrewsTrowse.

Are you wondering what signs of #spring you can see in St Andrew’s #Trowse #churchyard?
Here is what I spotted today.
#candlemasbells #snowdrops #crocus
#ecochurch

A small clump of snow drops.

Here at St Peter's Cowgate, even the flowerbeds observe the liturgical calendar. #Candlemas #SnowDrops #CandlemasBells

It was Carl Linnaeus named these little chaps ‘Galanthus nivalis’, a crazy mash-up of Greek and Latin which literally means ‘milk flower of the snow’. Among the first bulbs to emerge each year from the wintry ground, snowdrops traditionally symbolise hope for the future.
#candlemasbells #Candlemas