KentGardener's Galanthus Blog 2012

[Martin Baxendale]

Free of charge?

[scatigaz]

Free of charge i think

[scatigaz]

Oops you already said that Martin. Still tired lol

[kentish_lass]

Ha!  I was going through all of the Greaterox trying to work out which one was FOC....and of course there is not one!
Jennie

[KentGardener]

Ha!  I was going through all of the Greaterox trying to work out which one was FOC....and of course there is not one!
Jennie

Me too!   

[Thomas Seiler]

... and so did I !!!

[Brian Ellis]

Perhaps the one on p127 of Gunter's book would have been better named as 'Foc' 

[chasw]

 

[mark smyth]

Was it only me who knew what FOC was?

[Diane Clement]

Perhaps the one on p127 of Gunter's book would have been better named as 'Foc'   

   picture please

[Brian Ellis]

Copyright Diane?

[Diane Clement]

Copyright Diane? 

OK, name?? or description??  My guess it's a spikey

[loes]

it`s the name..

[KentGardener]

Copyright Diane? 

OK, name?? or description??  My guess it's a spikey

Hi Diane

I had to have a look in the book - Brain is having a play on words.  There is a snowdrop in Gunter's book that sounds rather rude when pronounced in English.  And the mysterious FOC snowdrop    could be similar sounding when said out loud in a strong regional accent.   

The one in the book is called 'Phuk'!.....

[Diane Clement]

Hi Diane

I had to have a look in the book - Brain is having a play on words.  There is a snowdrop in Gunter's book that sounds rather rude when pronounced in English.  And the mysterious FOC snowdrop    could be similar sounding when said out loud in a strong regional accent.   

The one in the book is called 'Phuk'!.....

Thanks for the explanation, John 
Hope you all have a good day with the drops.  Too cold here for anything, but I hope it's all thawed for Ashwoods snowdrop day tomorrow, and hope to see a few of you there.