SNOWDROPS are blooming across Worcestershire as the seasons slowly (but surely) start to change.
The wildflowers typically bloom between January and March and can mark the start of Spring.
The Worcester News has put together a list of National Trust places and parks you can visit if you're on the hunt for some snowdrops.
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National Trust - Greyfriars House and Garden
Location: Friar Street, Worcester WR1 2LZ
Staff from National Trust - Greyfriars House and Garden, shared a photo of the season's first snowdrops pushing through a frosty garden.
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The caption on Facebook read: "The first snowdrops of the season peeking through the frozen ground in the garden on this crisp, sunny day."
National Trust - Croome
Location: High Green, Worcester WR8 9DW
Snowdrops are often a key feature at Croome and often make their first appearance in January.
Colesbourne Park
Location: Colesbourne Park, Colesbourne, Cheltenham GL53 9NP
Outside the county, one of the best places to see snowdrops is Colesbourne Park estate on the A435 Cirencester road a few miles south of Cheltenham in Gloucestershire.
Every year the park opens its doors to specifically showcase its blooming snowdrops.
The snowdrop gardens will be opening from Saturday, January 28 until Sunday, February and the park is open from 1pm to 4.30pm.
Baddesley Clinton, National Trust
Location Rising Lane, Knowle, Solihull
This one is also slightly further afield, but this intimate estate, set in the heart of the Forest of Arden, with 500 years of culture.
Visitors will be able to spot snowdrops from January to May and various other wildflowers.
And the first snowdrops were spotted in early January this year.
Botanical Gardens, Birmingham
Location: Westbourne Road, Birmingham
Visitors heading to Birmingham may also want to visit the Botanical Gardens to see their winter snowdrops blooming in one of their gardens.
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