I wanted to share this sighting, it’s the first of the late Winter/early Spring wild flowers I have seen this season. For anyone who isn’t familiar with this flower, this is called a ‘Snowdrop’ or Galanthus nivalis L., which is the Latin. This flower is normally found in a deciduous or coniferous woodland, in meadows, pastures and along streams or rivers. This one I found at the base of a tree on a lightly wooded homesite in Hyde Park, Ohio. What a great find!
~Michael
White Horticulture 
Really loved reading this post. When is your next one being released?
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Alisa,
Thank you for your kind words. I try write at least one post per week that is useful to my readers. I love to get feedback from those who follow my posts. Are you are gardener? If so what is your favorite plant to grow?
~ Michael
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