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Title: Galanthus lagodechianus
Post by: Maggi Young on March 28, 2021, 07:41:36 PM

Dimitri Zubov writes :  "Let's go hexaploids - Lagodekh ones now "

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G. lagodechianus (G. artjuschenkoae), Shikahogh-Navs Mt., S Transcaucasia, Kapan-Zangezur Range, Syunik Province, Armenia (right)
G. lagodechianus (G. cabardensis), Nalchik-Bolshaya Kizilovka Mt., N Caucasus, Kabardino-Balkarya Republik, Russia (far left)


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G. lagodechianus (G. artjuschenkoae), Shikahogh-Navs Mt., S Transcaucasia, Kapan-Zangezur Range, Syunik Province, Armenia (right)
G. lagodechianus (G. cabardensis), Nalchik-Bolshaya Kizilovka Mt., N Caucasus, Kabardino-Balkarya Republik, Russia (far left)


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G. lagodechianus (G. artjuschenkoae), Khustup Mt., S Transcaucasia, Kapan-Zangezur Range, Syunik Province, Armenia

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G. lagodechianus (G. atjuschenkoae), Lesser Caucasus, E Transcaucasia, Ijevan-Tavush Province, Armenia

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G. lagodechianus (G. cabardensis), Baksan gorge, N Caucasus, Kabardino-Balkarya Republik, Russia

Title: Re: Galanthus lagodechianus
Post by: Maggi Young on March 28, 2021, 07:48:11 PM

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G. lagodechianus (G. cabardensis), Baksan gorge, N Caucasus, Kabardino-Balkarya Republik, Russia   2

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G. lagodechianus (G. cabardensis), Nalchik-Bolshaya Kizilovka Mt., N Caucasus, Kabardino-Balkarya Republik, Russia 2

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G. lagodechianus (G. cabardensis), Nalchik-Bolshaya Kizilovka Mt., N Caucasus, Kabardino-Balkarya Republik, Russia


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G. lagodechianus (G. cabardensis), Nalchik-Bolshaya Kizilovka Mt., N Caucasus, Kabardino-Balkarya Republik, Russia


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G. lagodechianus (G. cabardensis), Tersky District, N Caucasus, Kabardino-Balkarya Republic, Russia

Title: Re: Galanthus lagodechianus
Post by: Maggi Young on March 28, 2021, 07:51:21 PM

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G. lagodechianus (G. cabardensis), Tersky District,N Caucasus, Kabardino-Balkarya Republic, Russia

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G. lagodechianus (G. ketzkhoveli), Khochaldag Mt., Greater Caucasus, Kakheti-Lagodekhi, Sakartvelo

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G. lagodechianus, locus classicus, Greater Caucasus, C Caucasus, Kakheti-Lagodekhi, Sakartvelo 2

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G. lagodechianus, locus classicus, Greater Caucasus, C Caucasus, Kakheti-Lagodekhi, Sakartvelo

Title: Re: Galanthus lagodechianus
Post by: Maggi Young on March 28, 2021, 07:53:07 PM

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G. lagodechianus, Quba, E Caucasus, Azerbaijan

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G. lagodechianus, Teberda, N Caucasus, Karachay-Cherkess Republik, Russia

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G. lagodechianus, Zagatala District, E Transcaucasia, Azerbaijan


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G. lagodechianus, locus classicus, Greater Caucasus, C Caucasus, Kakheti-Lagodekhi, Sakartvelo 3

Title: Re: Galanthus lagodechianus
Post by: Mariette on March 28, 2021, 10:05:49 PM

It´s surprising how many of these specimen show yellow receptacles and / or marks! As I do like the combination of green leaves with yellow, G. lagodechianus appears to be a very promising candidate. Thank You for showing these pics, Maggi!

Title: Re: Galanthus lagodechianus
Post by: Alan_b on March 30, 2021, 07:34:45 AM

There is a form of Galanthus lagodechianus in circulation in England that flowers very sparsely.  I suspect that might be putting some people off the species.  But a gift from a kind forumist has provided me with a different form that is doing very well for me and has no difficulty producing flowers.  This picture was taken just before I planted it out in the garden

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Title: Re: Galanthus lagodechianus
Post by: Mariette on March 30, 2021, 08:07:41 PM

Probably I received the same form of G. lagodechianus at first - it grows well, but was shy-flowering, if flowering at all. This year it was really floriferous - maybe either the cold spell in February or the drought of last year did the job. Other forms of G. lagodechianus I acquired later flower perfectly well for me.

Title: Re: Galanthus lagodechianus
Post by: Leena on March 31, 2021, 07:18:03 PM

Maggi, thank you for posting all the pictures!

Alan, you are good at growing snowdrops:).

I have an older G.lagodechianus, bought from Sulev Savisaar, Estonia, and I don't know the exact origin of it, but it is a good snowdrop and flowers well.
In the second picture is G.lagodechianus bought from Augis Bulbs with origin from Armenia, and it is a bit different than my older G.lagodechianus.