Galanthus January 2016

[Hagen Engelmann]

I agree with Anne ...

[mark smyth]

We'll know in 12 months

[mark smyth]

I had this last year but it isn't up

[Josh Nelson]

I had this last year but it isn't up

Hope it's just late - nice flower

[mark smyth]

Me too. Nice shape but nothing to get too excited about

[Blonde Ingrid]

This mornings patrol, before the rain, revealed the beautiful Seraph, delightfully white without inner markings.

Believed named due to its resemblance to a 'six-winged heavenly body', I also think a contributory factor may be the apparent crown of gold visible through the top of the outers.

At one stage thought to be extinct, thankfully not, as it is striking and stunning.

[Brian Ellis]

I also think a contributory factor may be the apparent crown of gold visible through the top of the outers.

A very attractive feature Ingrid

[Hagen Engelmann]

The old theme of the i-pocs!
LADY PUTMAN,
VALENTINE'S DAY or
PUMPOT?

This is the first, in floering time but also in enumeration ...

[mark smyth]

Could this be the best yellow snowdrop? It's the best I have seen

'Dryad Gold Bullion'

[Tony Willis]

Galanthus gracilis from Greece Mt Pangeo

Galanthus sp (graecus) Greece Mt vermion

[Alan_b]

It's not 'Cutie-Pie', Hagen, as she is not in flower yet this year.

[MR GRUMPY]

Alan B ..I like your 'Cutie-Pie' it looks to have a touch longer outer petals than the other named i-pocs.

[Rick Goodenough]

Terrific gracilis Tony just showed. And that yellow, Mark, it doesn't get much better than that. And what ever you are showing Alan is a cutie pie to my eye. About all I have here today is a gale force wind and snow blown and frozen G. e. 'Zwanenburg', hoping for some sun and a tough G. e. 'Yvonne Hay' enduring the same.

[chasw]

Well a few from the garden today

[chasw]

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