Galanthus winter 2009/2010

[Brian Ellis]

Thanks for the information Ian, that is indeed a worthy yellow snowdrop, very attractive.

[mark smyth]

It's done really well since I saw the first bulb a few years ago

[Anthony Darby]

Look forward to seeing that one on your stand Ian.

[Armin]

For those who want to see yellow snowdrops "live"  I can recommend a visit during open days to the
"Oirlicher Schneeglöckchentage Feb. 27/28th., 2010" in Nettetal (Germany).

http://www.oirlicher-blumengarten.de/seiten/offene-tuer/offene-tuer.html

Certainly many Forum members will show up there again. 

Cheers!

[steve owen]

Roll call in a cold garden this morning shows almost exactly 80% of snowdrop varieties are now showing - may be slightly higher if as suspected I have lost the odd bulb or so.

[Paddy Tobin]

Fabulous looking snowdrop, Ian. Go forth and multiply.

Paddy

[annew]

The combination of yellow ovary and glossy rich green leaves is lovely - one to watch out for.

[Maggi Young]

The combination of yellow ovary and glossy rich green leaves is lovely - one to watch out for.

Yes, even the BD likes it!!

[Paul T]

Great combination with the yellow ovaries, Ian.  Very, very nice.

[Gerard Oud]

Looks a lot like this one Ian

cheers Gerard

[Paddy Tobin]

Beautiful clump, Gerard.

Paddy

[Gerard Oud]

Unbelievable Ian and i must have taken a photo from the same clump

[Alan_b]

....Galanthus woronowii Elizabeth Harrison, this snowdrop is fantastic is hardy bulks up slowly....

Unbelievable Ian and i must have taken a photo from the same clump

Could it be that there is only one clump of this snowdrop in existence?

[Anthony Darby]

I'm sure I have seen some not too far away from me?

[Diane Whitehead]

I certainly hope it has been spread around - the stories of snowdrop
thefts are worrisome.