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.
Green-tipped G.plicatus from Bill Baker’s garden.
A delightful inverse poculiform G. plicatus hybrid from Jo Hynes, Devon. Strongly reflexing petals.
The well known yellow G. plicatus. Excellent grower.
Slender outer segments with green marked tips. Strong green marking on inners. Paling to base. Found near ‘Margery Fish’ Andrew Norton, East Lambrook Manor 1988...
Steroidal G. plicatus with beautifully proportioned flowers. Considered to be one of the finest from Richard Nutt’s garden at Great Barfield.
Small flowered G. plicatus with clawed outer segments. Tube-like inners. Tom Upcher, Sheringham Hall 50s Ht 18 cm.
An elegant robust G. plicatus with strong dark green markings (inverse heart) in the the outer segments. Named for Tomoko Miyashita. Ht 15 cm.
The classic Christmas flowering snowdrop. A G. plicatus with textured rounded outer segments. John Morley, Henham Hall 1984 Ht 12 cm.
G. plicatus 'Trym' seedling. A truly beautiful selection from Alan Street.
Beautiful poculiform G. plicatus. Once thought extinct, refound by Phil Cornish.
Robust distict G. plicatus with strongly marked X on inner segments. From David Bromley’s garden 2007.
Vigorous yellow G. plicatus. Joe Sharman 2002.
SCENTED OF BITTER ALMONDS
Handsome flowers with solid green inners. Dimpled outers. Ghillean Prance from Kew Collection. Ht. 15 cm.
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.
Unusual G. plicatus with yellow bordered leaves. Ht 18cm.
A delightful plicatus. Distinctive ‘seersucker’ balloon outer segments. Inner segments with light green mark. R.Steele & R. Hobbs, Wells, 1993 Ht. 16 cm.
Special Irish G. plicatus from Lucan in Eire. Strong green inner markings. Chunky. March flowering. Cicely Hall, Primrose Hill, Lucan, Ireland 1969
A robust G. plicatus with very large flowers. Ridged outer segments. Christopher Grey-Wilson, Colchester Ht. 25 cm.
Short G. plicatus A little cutey from Ian Chrstie.
Large flowers and erect attractive leaves. Inner segments with skittle marks. Dec-Feb.
One of the rarer Trym-types, displaying a distinctive blue foliage. Flattish outer segments with a broad green mark. Often double scaped. Seedling from G. 'Trym'...
Short G. plicatus with large flowers. Well-marked inner segments. Lovely broad leaves. Ht. 12cm.
Lovely vigorous G. plicatus with clawed outer segments, with green marks towards the apex. Strong green mark on inner segments. From Amy Doncaster's garden, Chandler's...
A late plicatus selection with broad leaves, and large flowers. Narrow inverted V at apex of inner segments. E A Bowles 1954 Ht 18cm.
A vigorous green-leaved G. plicatus Excellent for naturalizing.
Large & distinct with veratrum-like leaves & large puckered flowers. Flared inner segments. John Morley, Henham Hall, Suffolk Ht. 13 cm.
Vigorous G. plicatus with yellow markings in the inner segments and yellow ovary.
Ht 14 cm
G. plicatus with tall long arching scape and large flowers. Percy Picton, Malvern, Worcestershire 1970s Ht. 23 cm.
Flowering in March.
Shortish plant with a strong green band on the outer segments. Similar in character to 'Greenfinch'
Distinctive 4 x 4 G. plicatus John Morley, North Green Snowdrops 2010. Named for horticulturalist Eric Fisher
A beautiful vigorous virescent G. plicatus with strong solid green inners and delicately striated outer segments. Large bulbs.
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...
Reliable showy G. plicatus from Amy Doncaster, Chandlers Ford.
Attractive pleated outer segments
Inner segments with two pale green marks.
Flowers February