Snowdrops
We reserve the right to withdraw a bulb if the quality is not acceptable. The majority of our stock our potted in August and then then are bare-rooted before dispatch. We cannot inspect the bulb until this point. The bulbs are sent out in damp moss, and need to be potted as soon as possible on receipt.
You will get a notification before dispatch.
A delightful new G. elwesii hybrid with very large flowers. Vigorous. Joe Sharman 2011.
Beautifully marked inverse poculiform with light green marked outer segments. Richard Bashford
Stunning green-tip found in H A Greaterex's garden in Brundall, Norfolk by Richard Hobbs. January-February 1990 Ht 32 cm
G. plicatus clone with pale green eyes at the base of the inner segments. Sally Pasmore’s garden 2000.
The classic virescent nivalis. Tall for a nivalis. Gert-Jan van der Kolk 2009 Ht 18 cm.
A G. elwesii with very white flowers and a strong x-shaped green inner marking.
Hybrid double similar to 'Blewbury Tart' but better. February-March Ht. 10cm.
Classy virescent G. nivalis from Decora Nursery, Croatia. Ht 12 cm. Always sort after.
A large hybrid with long pedicels. Very similar to 'Comet' but unusually broad green leaves. John Morley, North Green, Suffolk Ht. 18 cm.
Early flowering hybrid with clawed outer segments and H-marked inner segment. Dec-Jan Ht 16 cm.
Selection from Graham Gough. Pendulous habit.
Unusual G. plicatus with yellow bordered leaves. Ht 18cm.
A reliable classic from Margaret Owen. 6 x 6. Always a joy.
Shapely large hybrid from Sue & Wol Staines. Attractive green markings on outer segments. Ht 25 cm.
Vigorous large hybrid. Similar but earlier than Magnet. Herbert Ransom early 70s.
Rounded hybrid Greatorex double.
Tall hybrid Greatorex double.
An exceptional yellow inverse poculiform raised by Joe Sharman. Robust and vigorous. Can be grown in full sun for best colouration. Famous for reaching the...
A classic virescent G. nivalis from Jose Bavcon at Ljubljana Botanic Gardens, Slovenia
One of our new selections of G. nivalis with long 'greenwashed' outers and a bold green marking on the inner segements. Edulis Nursery 2019
We are very pleased to be able offer this lovely virescent G. nivalis. Selected in 2016. Named in honour of David Bowie.
Virescent G. nivalis . A Galanthus nivalis 'Nova Gorica' x 'Green Tear' One of our favourite selections.
Crossover species. Seed raised from Bulgaria.
Pure white outer segments and deep deep inner segments make this selection from Hagen Englemann a delight. Occasional green tips. Late flowering. Ht 15 cm. Translates...
Large vigorous hybrid similar to G. 'S Arnott', but shorter. Strong perfume of bitter almonds. February. Distributed by Ron Ginns. 1950s Ht 18 cm
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NEW Yellow from Richard Bashford