Snowdrop Day
Snowdrop Day is held on April 19. This event in the second decade of the month April is annual. 
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The history of this date starts in England, where it was established in 1984. The reason for it is that snowdrops are very popular in England, and people treat them very carefully.
Snowdrop Day is held to broaden the knowledge of the population about early flowering and to form a careful attitude to wild plants, as well as environmental skills.
Source: pt-zapovednik.org
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