Galanthus in March 2014

[mark smyth]

Did anyone buy a huge leaved, large flowered G. plicatus plicatus from Margaret Owen several years back? My label is gone. I'll photograph the whole plant tomorrow

[Leena]

Thank you Oakwood, for the pictures and observations of the snowdrops in the nature, I find them very interesting.

[Mavers]

Such wonderful detail in your photos Mark, I really must get round to buying a better camera.

[RichardW]

Not much left now but a few things clinging on in shady spots.

Wendy's Gold
David Shackleton
Greenish
Peardrop
Trymlet

[mark smyth]

Such wonderful detail in your photos Mark, I really must get round to buying a better camera.

Thanks. The majority of my photos are taken with a point and shoot Canon IXUS 230HS
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Canon-IXUS-230-Digital-Camera/dp/B005I8XMJA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1393943278&sr=8-1&keywords=Canon+IXUS+230HS

[mark smyth]

The large plicatus from Margaret Owen

[Thomas Seiler]

Exactly, Melvyn, here below our field observations from a known paper, 2013, p. 214, on a different types of vernation in a same population of G. elwesii sensu lato (cfr. G. graecus) in Greece and Ukraine. Such two type vernations have been observed not only in juvenile, but at fully generative individuals (vegetative clones). All Turkish G. elwesii sensu stricto plants have only supervolute vernation.

Very interesting and informative, Dimitri. Thank you very much!

[Gerard Oud]

Just from today found about 24 selections, no worldrecord but quite a lot and a lot administration.
At first look to nongalantophiles they look all the same, but with the inevitable wet knee you start seeing the differences
They even grow in the water!

[Gerard Oud]

part 2

[Gerard Oud]

part 3

[Gerard Oud]

part 4

[Gerard Oud]

part 5 The last ones pffffew!

[MR GRUMPY]

Gerard,
       If ever you need anyone to carry your rucksack,I'm your man

[Gerard Oud]

We take a large wheelbarrow Steve

[MR GRUMPY]

We take a large wheelbarrow Steve

And a boat???