Galanthus Autumn 2009

[mark smyth]

I have been so busy in the back garden I didnt notice until this morning that I have 4 peshmenii flowering in a trough at the front.

[Maggi Young]

I have been so busy in the back garden I didnt notice until this morning that I have 4 peshmenii flowering in a trough at the front.

Oh! Now then, I have G. peshmenii somewhere.... so they may be flowering too..... where do you suppose I planted them?

[Anthony Darby]

I'm not expecting those I had in a trough to still exist as they flowered in January and I saw no leaves. Those in the bulb house are yet to appear. G. reginae-olgae 'Tilebarn Jamie' is out.

[Martin Baxendale]

I've only just found time to start repotting my reginae olgae forms and seedlings.   

[mark smyth]

Not only do I have 4 peshmenii I have 10. Something major has happened between last year and now. I think there were only 3 or 4 last year.

[Maggi Young]

Found my pot of G. peshmenii...... but no sign of life yet. 

[Tony Willis]

Some peshmenii are in bud and some reginae olgae have flowered and already been eaten by slugs/snails

[mark smyth]

You have to offer better food, Tony.

[KentGardener]

G. reginae-olgae 'Tilebarn Jamie' is out.

Mine haven't put in an appearance yet.    I hope they are OK as they were quite a large clump (well large for my little garden anyway  )

[Anthony Darby]

Here's a comparison between (my only) 'Tilebarn Jamie' and my first reginae-olgae of the season. Both in the bulb house. My first outside one is just above the soil today.

[Hagen Engelmann]

Very nice Antony, the time of white bells is coming.

[Hagen Engelmann]

The time of white bells began today here. First plant arrived the surface of the ground. I`m sure you can see the green tips already!!!

[Michael J Campbell]

Galanthus reginae olgae,from a member of the forum, thanks,

[Anthony Darby]

Different clones Michael?

[Oakwood]

Very impressive pics!!! Could somebody tell me, excepting GRO and G. peshmenii, does it exist any fall-flowering snowdrop species yet?? I know Janis has G. transcaucasicus "November Snow", it's all...
Thanks!