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Title: Galanthus platyphyllus ex Russia
Post by: Hans J on March 13, 2009, 12:50:57 PM
Hi all ,

I have taken today some pics of my Gal. platyphyllus ex Russia ( thanks a nice person ;)
This plants are really a big surprise for me - they have start with flowering on beginning of March ....and so I dont believe it is a true G. platyphyllus ....I was always thinking it is a G.woronowii  :-\
I grow some other G. platyphyllus from Georgia ( from two different locations )since some years in my garden -and this plants are really difficould for cultivation .The reason is they emerge always very late
( in this time are only some noses visibly - but later is it here to warm for this plants and they suffer ...
Last year I saw the first flowers on middle of April ...and the snails like it to much ....
For all this reasons is in my eyes those G.platyphyllus much easier in cultivation -I have made nothing special with it - they grow in lattice pots together with my other new plants .

I'm really very glad with this plants  :D

Enjoy
Hans
Title: Re: Galanthus platyphyllus ex Russia
Post by: ashley on March 13, 2009, 01:19:35 PM
I was always thinking it is a G.woronowii  :-\

Nice plants Hans.  So do you still think they are woronowii, despite the apparent lack of a notch in the inner tepal?
Title: Re: Galanthus platyphyllus ex Russia
Post by: Hans J on March 13, 2009, 01:24:22 PM
Thanks Ashley  ;D

no I'm very glad that they are noooooooooooooooot woronowii .... :P

I'm a bit surprised about the leaves -they are not so very broad - my krasnovii have much more broad leaves .
Title: Re: Galanthus platyphyllus ex Russia
Post by: wolfgang vorig on March 13, 2009, 02:23:30 PM
Hi Hans,

Galanthus platyphyllus wonderful. For comparison Galanthus woronowii.

Regard,   Wolfgang
Title: Re: Galanthus platyphyllus ex Russia
Post by: Hans J on March 13, 2009, 03:37:16 PM
Hallo Wolfgang ,

Danke schön ! :)

I think now is it clear with difference to G.woronowii

Best regards
Hans
Title: Re: Galanthus platyphyllus ex Russia
Post by: Hans J on March 13, 2009, 05:02:42 PM
Here is now a pic with leaves of

G.woronowii ( my biggest form )
G. platyphyllus ( ex Russia )
G.krasnovii
Title: Re: Galanthus platyphyllus ex Russia
Post by: Anthony Darby on March 15, 2009, 08:09:15 PM
Here are my Galanthus platyphyllus for comparison, and a pic of one I bought as such but wasn't.
Title: Re: Galanthus platyphyllus ex Russia
Post by: Hans J on March 17, 2009, 10:13:23 AM
Anthony ,

Here is a pic from my G. platyphyllus ex Georgia from today :
Title: Re: Galanthus platyphyllus ex Russia
Post by: Anthony Darby on March 17, 2009, 11:11:15 AM
My goodness, the plants in my second pot look exactly the same today. ;D
Title: Re: Galanthus platyphyllus ex Russia
Post by: Paul T on March 29, 2009, 06:30:17 AM
Hans,

Lovely elongated look to the petals, and great texture to the leaves.  Very nice!!
Title: Re: Galanthus platyphyllus ex Russia
Post by: Olga Bondareva on April 10, 2009, 07:27:38 PM
Hi Hans!

Best wishes to your plants from their wild brothers.  :)

(http://cs1935.vkontakte.ru/u6450879/22340033/x_f1ee1817.jpg)

(http://cs1935.vkontakte.ru/u6450879/22340033/x_7ac49676.jpg)

(http://cs1935.vkontakte.ru/u6450879/22340033/x_2c0d64b2.jpg)

(http://cs1935.vkontakte.ru/u6450879/22340033/x_b1109ab1.jpg)

This year I've got not only species but some forms from the same location.
(http://cs1935.vkontakte.ru/u6450879/22340033/x_f7fe8d09.jpg)
Title: Re: Galanthus platyphyllus ex Russia
Post by: Hans J on April 10, 2009, 07:38:43 PM
Hi Olga ,

Many thanks for yor pics from the wild !!!
Very interesting is the pic with the different forms .....one pic says more than 1000 words  ;)

Druschba
Hans
Title: Re: Galanthus platyphyllus ex Russia
Post by: Olga Bondareva on April 10, 2009, 08:11:22 PM
Druzhba.  :)

Most of all I like pure white form.
Title: Re: Galanthus platyphyllus ex Russia
Post by: Paul T on April 10, 2009, 10:56:52 PM
Okga,

Looks like quite a bit of variability in there.  Looks like a nice species!!
Title: Re: Galanthus platyphyllus ex Russia
Post by: Anthony Darby on April 10, 2009, 11:46:02 PM
Did you have to travel far Olga? I'm hoping mine set seed, but they must surely be from one clone so not the best source of pollen?
Title: Re: Galanthus platyphyllus ex Russia
Post by: Brian Ellis on April 11, 2009, 09:44:10 AM
Super photos Olga, lovely to see all the variation like that. 
Title: Re: Galanthus platyphyllus ex Russia
Post by: Olga Bondareva on April 11, 2009, 06:57:13 PM
Anthony
I traveled to Caucasus and came back yesterday.

(http://cs1935.vkontakte.ru/u6450879/a_b1f99b23.jpg)

Thanks, Brian!
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