Galanthus - January 2015

[annew]

Thanks for all your ideas, folks. Will be keeping my eye on them all, and I hope I'll have reports on those few that are already in other gardens.

[mark smyth]

Some lovely babies Ann especially the ones with green outers

[annew]

A few from today.
A tiny green-tipped nivalis from Estonia.
A Trymmer (Trimmer?) lookalike, one of my seedlings
Desdemona
A garden centre find

[annew]

Sentinel, an upright grower with a long flower, aptly named
Dryad Gold J, a particularly nice shaped, large flower
Dryad Gold L - a reverse Blonde Inge!
The vaseful, after their photo-call.

[snowdropcollector]

Very nice snowdrops again Anne  . The garden centre find has a lovely marking !
Keep on showing pictures.

[Maggi Young]

BSBI (Botanical Society of Britain and  Ireland )  has this Snowdrop ID sheet for  Beginner galanthophiles 

http://www.bsbi.org.uk/Snowdrop_identification.pdf

[carolesmith]

The Dryad Gold L looks interesting and quite different - do you know if it is stable Anne?

[MR GRUMPY]

Anne,

   Wonderful plants.Thanks for sharing your achievements.

[annew]

The Dryad Gold L looks interesting and quite different - do you know if it is stable Anne?

I don't remember it flowering last year, so time will tell.

[Rick Goodenough]

G. 'Fenstead End' blooming today in the garden. Rick

[Rick Goodenough]

G. 'Ketton' inside this morning. Rick

[hwscot]

Green Brush

[hwscot]

Spindlestone Surprise

[Robin Callens]

Dear Galanthophiles,

I was just wondering whether someone has experience with the New Zealand cultivar G. Hughes Emerald in garden conditions in our climate? I'm currently growing the plant in a pot in which it thrives and I'd like to give it a shot in the garden as well.

greetings,
Clint

[hwscot]

Zwanenburg