Snow Drops

Basic information in snow drops wall murals

These flowers are are small, early-blooming perennial spring bulbs, even pushing through the snow in the coldest regions in some instances depending on the conditions. Its scientific name "Galanthus" comes from the Greek "gala", meaning milk, and "anthos" which means "flower. This is in reference to the colour of the flowers and providing another rarely used common name of milkflower, which makes sense when you look at Photowall's selection of snow drops wall murals. Did you know that there are actually about 19 species of Galanthus? While they might differ from each other in the slightest ways, they are all native to the woods and alpine grasslands of cool mountainous regions of Southern Europe and Asia Minor. Another thing you can share with your family, friends and colleagues is that snow drops were used as a folk remedy for various ailments. It is said that they were likely moved from their original habitats in Central Asia throughout much of Europe and the United Kingdom by monks and midwives who found medicinal purposes for them. So not only do you have a beautiful wall decoration in snow drops wall murals, but have also gained some additional knowledge.

Placing and arranging

Using our splendid snow drops wall murals as en embellishment will surely suit your choice of overall aesthetic. It is one of those great subcategories under the banner of Wild Flowers for you to browse through, making it more convenient and easier for you to pick from a very large and mixed assortment. As these items in snow drops wall murals are very affable and child-friendly, you have your pick of the litter, but just remind the young ones to never consume them if they see these flowers in the wild. "Snow Drops" can be a beautiful adornment in a child's room for example, showing the flower's beauty with a hint of sunshine at its back. It will encourage the kids to not just enjoy the lovely snow drops wall mural, but also to explore nature and the botanic scene. Who knows, your displayed snow drops wall mural might just breed a future botanist or environmentalist.

More snow drops wall murals samples

As they flower so early, snow drops actually do not have to rely on pollinators to reproduce but spread via bulb division instead. Nonetheless, they may still be visited by bees and other insects on a particularly warm day which would also make for a great backdrop in any room. Either way, different parts of flowers can be quite the gripping theme if you are sprucing up a specific area. In snow drops wall murals this applies especially to its signature white bulb. The snow drops wall mural "Snow Drop" is a concrete example of this, with its white background highlighting the features of this wild flower even more prominently. It is that piece of art that has been missing in your interiors and which could upgrade the visual weight tremendously in an instant.