Yellow Snowdrops

[Hagen Engelmann]

our small path through the yellow world of galanthus
... gold between the green ...

[Blonde Ingrid]

Val Bourne on yellow drops - and others too :
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/gardening/how-to-grow/hot-trail-elusive-gold-snowdrops/

For those interested in Midas there is now an update from Avon!

"Galanthus Midas: Val Bourne's article in the Gardening section of the Saturday Telegraph of 28th January suggests that we are now at the point of selling bulbs of this plant. In fact they need a little longer to grow and are due to be made available for sale as dormant bulbs in the summer 2017. There will not be quite as many available as suggested if one follows the numbers in the article too literally and their price has yet to be fixed, that will depend on how many are harvested and are then judged to be of flowering size." 

[Brian Ellis]

Is 'Midas' on the list Brian? 

It is now!! Especially as it is now going to be available

[Brian Ellis]

our small path through the yellow world of galanthus
... gold between the green ...

What a tease Hagen, you know how I like these GRYM snowdrops!

[Mariette]

If ´Blonde Inge´ist the prototype of the GRYMs, ´Wolfgang´s Gold´may be the prototype of the YGRMs?

[Hagen Engelmann]

If ´Blonde Inge´ist the prototype of the GRYMs, ´Wolfgang´s Gold´may be the prototype of the YGRMs?
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so it is Mariette,
but I like to prefer the name of the first cultivar with these said properties. So I use MERLIN,ROBIN HOOD, VIRESCENS, BLONDE INGE ...

Goood to see WOLFGANGS GOLD does it very well in your hands ...

[Hagen Engelmann]

What a tease Hagen, you know how I like these GRYM snowdrops!

MOTHER GOOSE will start to flower here next days. I'm a little bit crazy for the GRYM/BI too

[Brian Ellis]

Nice to see 'Wolfgang's Gold' it's not one I have seen and you are absolutely right Mariette YGRM indeed The long yellow receptacle is super.

Hagen you are well ahead of me, 'Mother Goose' is barely through the ground and 'Das Gelbe vom ei' much the same.

[Hagen Engelmann]

Nice to see 'Wolfgang's Gold' it's not one I have seen and you are absolutely right Mariette YGRM indeed The long yellow receptacle is super.

Hagen you are well ahead of me, 'Mother Goose' is barely through the ground and 'Das Gelbe vom ei' much the same.

All are in a greenhouse, so it is easy to be the first ...

[Maggi Young]

Does 'Bloomer' count?  ( http://www.srgc.net/forum/index.php?topic=14000.msg349961#msg349961 )

[annew]

Two more YRGMs (could do with a niftier acronym. how about YOGIM - yellow ovary, green inner mark)
Dryad Gold Nugget

Dryad Gold Ingot

[Brian Ellis]

Does 'Bloomer' count?  ( http://www.srgc.net/forum/index.php?topic=14000.msg349961#msg349961 )
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I should think it does as one of the 'Gold Group' which is where I think the term is too broad!  I'll add it Maggi.  Fancy you knowing that

[Brian Ellis]

.... how about YOGIM - yellow ovary, green inner mark)

Good thinking Anne, Ido like a good acronym.  They are lovely.

[Maggi Young]

You can read about the Dryad Gold series of galanthus in IRG (International Rock Gardener e-magazine) of June 2016 - http://www.srgc.org.uk/logs/logdir/2015Jun251435252604IRG_66.pdf

[MR GRUMPY]

I've just been in warm fluffy haze , drooling at the mouth  ......back to reality  ..I've actually been reading SRGC International Rock Gardener magazine by Hagen and noticed another one missing from the list 'Blonde Erika' .I also grow one from Holland nivalis 'Blonde Betty' .