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Bulbs => Galanthus => Topic started by: ruweiss on October 12, 2022, 09:25:39 PM
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Galanthus peshmenii
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Very pretty group of autumn snowdrops! :)
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Galanthus peshmenii
Rudi, very nice Galanthus!
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Leena and Herman,
thank you for your kind comment. It is always a nice surprise for us, when these
little flowers appear in autumn.
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You´re really lucky to grow such a nice clump of Galanthus peshmenii in the garden, Rudi! In my garden, they probably succumbed to the lack of drainage. The hybrids G. elwesii x peshmenii, on the left, seem happier, as G. reginae-olgae, on the right, proved to be.
(https://up.picr.de/44553137lf.jpg)
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The autumn ones are such a delight. Unfortunately the slugs are still active here and seem almost as fond of snowdrops as I am. I've decided to try and make life more difficult for them and have moved some of my newer autumn ones (hopefully) out of reach...
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If anyone is free on Saturday morning, they are having a snowdrop special at Blacksmiths in Norfolk (IP21 4QA) with Joe Sharman talking about Snowdrops of the Peloponnese at 10.30.
https://www.facebook.com/people/Blacksmiths-Cottage-Nursery/100057412300891/
(Sorry Maggi, would you mind rotating for me?!)
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Happy to rotate the image for you , Gail - but you don't fool me, there's a crocus and a colchicum there too, as well as the Galanthus!! 8) :o ;D ;D
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Thanks Maggi, and yes, there would have been some nerines too but they were too tall. :)