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Galanthus 2006

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mark smyth:
I think it's time to start putting the Galanthus with each other

Galanthus elwesii Hiemalis Group

annew:
Is that in flower now, Mark? By the way, my G. reginae-olgae 'Tilebarn Jamie' is now in flower.

Valentin Wijnen:
Mark...somehow unreal to read you being a 'newbie'. anyway, this is also a test to see if I am doing right in posting....

mark smyth:
yes you are doing OK

Valentin Wijnen:
Seems it is going to be an incredibly weird snowdropseason. Although, no -one knows about the consequences in time, global warming is doing its job. Here in the garden is an amazing range of Galanthus up. It is quite normal that G.  corcyrensis is flowering, as is 'Peter Gatehouse, reginae-olgae forma Calabria, reginae-olgae 'Christine' (in bud)elwesii 'Hiemalis', 'Barnes'... It is not so frequent (NE part of Belgium) that the next snowies are up already that soon: plicatus 'Colossus, G.gracilis, G nivalis (some early forms), G. elwesii 'Fred's Giant', elwesii 'Haydn', 'Benhall Beauty,' 'Three Ships', 'Merlin' even shows 4-5 cm sprouts.... This is not only a temporarily feature for this year, it seems to be normal that the snowdropseason is going 'backwards'. Un unconvenient truth? Global warming??

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