Galanthus in September 2014

[johnralphcarpenter]

Galanthus peshmenii flowering here.

[mark smyth]

G. r-o AS24329 is now up and open in the garden. 'Cambridge' is up but not open

[pehe]

1. The first Galanthus 'Reginae Olgae' has opened in my garden.
2. More to follow...

Poul

An update

Poul

[Matt T]

Just back from 10 days away and so much has moved on in the garden! This Galanthus reginae-olgae is also a new one for me this year, from Anne Wright.

[mark smyth]

The first G. r-o 'Ruby Baker' is up and has NO green tips

[emma T]

Is it a small immature bulb ?

[mark smyth]

Wouldn't have thought so. My original bulb is now four. Time will tell when the rest come up

[freddyvl]

The Galanthus season is definitively started in the garden with reginae-olgae. First a picture of a 'real' r.-o. 'Blanc de Chine' flower and second, particularly for Mark, r.-o. 'Ruby Baker' with not as much green as last year but still with green stripes.

[Hagen Engelmann]

Top Gr-o cultivars, Freddy.
A Gr-o with green marks on the outers is fine.
In the moment I have only normal G r-o in bloom and the Gp look poor, compared to your pics.

Here is a normal colored Gp with fine globular flowers. 
First picture shows on the left a normal Gr-o flower.

[mark smyth]

Here's my first Ruby Baker. No sign of the others

Galanthus reginae-olgae AS25329

[Hagen Engelmann]

Mark, yes.....often the autumn snowdrop loose green markings on the outers. It`s a pity but it happens. Nobody can help you real. I got a lot of these negative experiences....

[Hagen Engelmann]

Oh, the autumn season starts very slowly in the Scotch forum.
But why? Nobody likes G peshmenii in UK?
Here are two more seedlings.

[Rick Goodenough]

Two more stunners from Hagen. Are these from seeds you collected, hybridized or other? Beautiful.

[Melvyn Jope]

Haha Hagen you know some of us in the UK love G.peshmenii!....both lovely selections.

[Brian Ellis]

Oh, the autumn season starts very slowly in the Scotch forum.

Lovely peshmenii Hagen, but the first of my 'drops are only just through the ground less than a centimetre.