winter aconite in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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Use early season woodlanders and bulbs under specimen trees -- winter aconites, snowdrops, pulmonarias and miniature narcissi.
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Once the shade becomes dense, the leaves on the winter aconite die off and the plants go dormant until the following winter.
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But little bulbs, such as crocuses, scillas and winter aconites, make less mess than tulips or daffodils and die more quickly.
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This is also important if you are dividing your patch of winter aconites.
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Snowdrops and winter aconites thrive in sun or part-shade.
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The easiest way to start your patch of winter aconites is to buy a young plant in late winter and place it in the garden immediately.
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There's lovely winter fragrance and colour, and the carpets of snowdrops and winter aconites are just starting to open.
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Wildflowers recorded in the reserve include bluebell, wood anemone, lily of the valley, red campion, winter aconite, snowdrop and crocus.
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It is commonly known as winter aconite, and is valued in cultivation as one of the earliest of all flowers to appear.
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