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Folklore tells the story of a time when everything had color except snow. Wanting to be like everyone else, snow asked the flowers to lend her some color, however, the proud flowers rejected her plea. Snowdrops, humble in size and color, pitied her and offered theirs. Grateful for their kindness, she gifted them the ability to bloom during winter. Since then, snow has always been white, and snowdrops, the first flower to bloom at the end of winter and the beginning of spring.

 

While different cultures have multiple stories on how snowdrops came to be, the essence remains the same; the snowdrop represents compassion, purity, resilience, and hope.