Top of the 'drops

[Eric Locke]

My Top Ten in no particular order are

Bucks Green Tip
Bertram Anderson
Trym
Wendy"s gold
Diggory
Sandersii Grp
Marjory Brown
David Shackleton
Sophie North
Wasp ( although I have still to obtain this one)

Eric

[Chad]

Blond Inge      [for having yellow inners and a green ovary]
Galanthus peshmanii   [for being reliable in the autumn]
Galatea         [for being bold, reliable and clumping up]
Greenish                   [for being virescent, alive and late]
Hill Poe         [to represent all the doubles – regular and substantial]
John Gray      [was my first ‘special’ and clumps up well]
South Hayes      [for being the only one my Mother can see ‘isn’t just another white one’]
Wendy’s Gold      [the best and most robust yellow I have]
Walrus         [for being unique!]
Wasp         [for elegance of form]


Chad

ps.  that was neatly tabulated in draft!

[Alan_b]

Blond Inge      [for having yellow inners and a green ovary]
...

Funny, I dislike Blond(e) Inge for just the same reason.

[mark smyth]

but when she is grown well and is a good sized group, I say, she looks great

[Alan_b]

I've yet to see her looking anything other than plain and mousey.

[KentGardener]

South Hayes      [for being the only one my Mother can see ‘isn’t just another white one’]

  Precisely the collection I have been trying to get together - ones that my mum (or a lot of other people for that matter  ) can actually see the difference.  

[Eric Locke]

I've yet to see her looking anything other than plain and mousey.

I have had mine for two years and yet to see any sign of yellow and a very poor grower too.
Wished I would have kept the Lyzzick I exchanged for them.

Eric

[Paddy Tobin]

Re 'Blonde Inge': I had felt very disappointed with this snowdrop for the past few years; was asked by a friend for some bulbs earlier this year and passed them on with the reservation that it was hardly worth having. However, I feel it has progressed well in the garden and I like it again. Previously, I had thought the inner segments were poorly coloured, not particularly different, but this year I feel they are quite nice.

Paddy

[vivienr]

My favourites - I am a 'drifts' person so:

Atkinsii
Nivalis
N Flora Pleno

When I have seen any other drops in the 100,000 then I will revise my list

[Eric Locke]

My favourites - I am a 'drifts' person so:

Atkinsii
Nivalis
N Flora Pleno

When I have seen any other drops in the 100,000 then I will revise my list

Atkinsii in that number !!!!!!!

Eric

[vivienr]

Atkinsii in that number !!!!!!!

There must be at least that many in the wood at Painswick Roccoco Garden

[Chad]

Blonde Inge [thanks for the spelling Alan],

'Plain and mousey'.

Mmmm.

[art600]

Blond Inge

'Plain and mousey'.

Mmmm.

Not at all mousey and a good doer 

[Paddy Tobin]

Chad,

That photograph shows it at its best, well illustrated! And, at that it is a nice snowdrop.

Paddy

[Hagen Engelmann]

Blond Inge      [for having yellow inners and a green ovary]

it`s an unusual yellow drop with only a few sisters. I like it over all.