Galanthus that are truly easy to recognise!

[Brian Ellis]

Heffalump, Hill Poë, Hippolyta, Hoverfly

Hugh Mackenzie, Kencot Kali, Lady Beatrix Stanley, Lady Elphinstone

Lapwing, Little Emma, Michael Holecroft, Modern Art/Courteen Hall

Moses Basket, Mosquito, Norfolk Blonde, Peter Gatehouse

Ronald Mackenzie, Rosemary Burnham, Sickle, Sophie North

[Brian Ellis]

South Hayes, Sutton Courtenay, Swanton,Trymmer/Trimmer

Trymposter, Vera Trum, Walrus, Wasp

Wendy's Gold/Wandlebury Ring (this the latter)

[Alan_b]

That's a truly magnificent job you have done there, Brian.

In case anybody finds there way here looking for snowdrop pictures, I think it's also worth giving links to other online snowdrop picture repositories, of which the best are:

http://www.judyssnowdrops.co.uk/Plant_Profiles/plant_profiles.htm maintained by Janet Lecore
http://www.snowdropinfo.com/galanthusgallery.htm maintained by our own Mark Smyth

[Brian Ellis]

Beat me too it Alan 

[mark smyth]

Thanks Brian

John Finch is missing this thread

[Maggi Young]

That's a truly magnificent job you have done there, Brian.

In case anybody finds there way here looking for snowdrop pictures, I think it's also worth giving links to other online snowdrop picture repositories, of which the best are:

http://www.judyssnowdrops.co.uk/Plant_Profiles/plant_profiles.htm maintained by Janet Lecore
http://www.snowdropinfo.com/galanthusgallery.htm maintained by our own Mark Smyth

And - it must be said - a search for snowdrop pix here in the forum ( as indeed for so many other plants  )   will generate more results than you might imagine - nearly all the phoots used by Brian in his excellent compilation work have been drawn from the forum - the Galanthus area here is really second  to none................

[Leena]

That's a truly magnificent job you have done there, Brian.

I agree.
Thank you Brian!

[jamouatt]

Thank you for all that precious time in producing the compilation Brian.

A web site which I use a lot to see what a drop looks like is http://www.galanthus-online.de/

John(M)

[Pauli]

Super!

Thank you Brian!

Here on the fringes of the white fever I do not have a chance to see them in nature. So the more pictures the better.

[Brian Ellis]

Thanks Brian

John Finch is missing this thread

He may be missing it but he is in it!

Thank you all for your kind comments, I thoroughly enjoyed doing it (better than gardening on a dank day), if I can get the use of some photos of those not appearing would happily add them.  I learned a bit too, I'd not come across Michael Holecroft and will definitely now look out for it.

[MR GRUMPY]

Brian,Superb job. :owhen you see them all together,and people say they all look the same
 
P.S.Has Janet had a name change?

Regards
  Steve Thompson

[Brian Ellis]

P.S.Has Janet had a name change?

Oh dear I am failing all round, if only you were snowdrops I would get it right   Apologies Steve, you'll get a name change too!

[MR GRUMPY]

Oh dear I am failing all round, if only you were snowdrops I would get it right   Apologies Steve, you'll get a name change too!

                                         Now it's ready to get  published .
     

[Carolyn Walker]

                                         Now it's ready to get  published .
     

A Pocket Guide to Distinctive Snowdrops certainly has a ring to it and would be very useful.

Thanks again, Brian.

[Brian Ellis]