Galanthus February 2008

[KentGardener]

Rob

my aunt has various books on Galanthus from the last 30 or so years.  I love having nice books on plants to flick through and read - but having seen all the books aunty D has, the only Galanthus one I wanted to buy is the Grimshaw, Davis, Bishop book.  It is great and in my opinion the best one you can get!

(but once you have seen the plants in it, and knowing your tendency to frequent ebay - I fear you could soon be on your way to the debtors prison...)

regards

John

[Michael J Campbell]

Here are a few Galanthus I bought in the market last week

[Gerard Oud]

Rob,

I do see what you are bidding on ebay,
the bookprice should not be the problem!

[Michael J Campbell]

Oops only one loaded will try again

[Michael J Campbell]

Second attempt

[mark smyth]

Michael to upload more than one click on more attachments

[Michael J Campbell]

Did that Mark and made them  640 x480 it won't work says they are too big

[Michael J Campbell]

one at a time

[Michael J Campbell]

A few more

[mark smyth]

Rob Emberson, buy the book! It will blow your mind. It's always being read through by me at snowdrop time. All snowdrop fans will have the book open at this time of year

[Michael J Campbell]

Last lot

[Diane Clement]

whos been spying on me on ebay
rob

Several of us, I imagine, as your identity is very clear!
 unlike some of us who hide our identity  .....

[mark smyth]

Thats a good selection of G. elwesii, Michael. No 18 is a nice flower

[mark smyth]

Rob, Maggi has already said today as have I except my is out of stock

[Martin Baxendale]

Here's a nice green-tipped elwesii that appeared in my mother's garden many years ago as a self-sown seedling in the gravel driveway! It's a bit leafy as a clump in the garden but very nice picked for a small vase indoors. I'm starting to use it in my snowdrop crosses.

Also some seedlings flowering in the garden but not very wide open in the gloomy weather.