New introductions

[Brian Ellis]

Two new desirable introductions which are being bulked up and will be available iny st the near future, both absolute crackers!

The very strongly coloured 'Lemon and Lime' and a wonderful clump of 'Goldsmith'.

[Blonde Ingrid]

Some stunning introductions from Andy Byfield:

First, G. valentinei Fridge Magnet a wonderful, new, vigorous beauty as can be seen from the clump, with a lovely green fade on the inner.


Another new special G. Ate Tea a delightful rizehensis with a striking inner marking and great shape.

[Brian Ellis]

Yes we've already seen those on the January 2020 thread.  I only hope they are being bulked up to be more generally available soon for everyone.

[Susan W]

Hope to get those two yellows soon Brian, quite stunning.

[Anne Repnow]

Those are two lovely yellows, Brian! Very delectable - I can't wait. And unlike so many new ones these look really golden yellow.

[Brian Ellis]

'Green Besom' from the continent.

[Blonde Ingrid]

Dryad Gold Sceptre from Anne Wright and Dryad Nursery, a wonderful tall yellow.




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[Susan W]

Another must have, Green Besom. My wish list is getting very long Brian!

[Bernadette]

Lovely yellows Brian.  A very strong colour.

[Mariette]

Indeed! Brian, would You mind showing ´Goldsmith´again when the inners are visible?

Not introductions, just two seedlings I like.

[Brian Ellis]

Just for you Mariette, the inner marking of 'Goldsmith', some nice seedlings there.

[Alan_b]

Two new desirable introductions which are being bulked up and will be available in ... the near future, both absolute crackers!

Well 'Lemon and Lime' looks lovely and 'Goldsmith' looks intriguing, although we cannot see the inner markings yet.  Are these snowdrops you have originated, Brian,?

[Brian Ellis]

I have amended my previous post Alan - as you can see there is now a picture of the inner marks on 'Goldsmith'.

[Blonde Ingrid]

A new byzantinus,  ‘Albatross’ from Andy Byfield, a very vigorous variety with lovely inner markings. Bulked up tremendously in a year.

[Brian Ellis]

Is anyone bulking that one up for the general galanthophile public?