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![]() ACTON PIGOT No 3
Large attractive flowers with
pointed outer petals. Large lime green inner mark.
Looks good during January.
Vigorous.
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![]() ALAN'S TREAT
Good green markings on outer
segments.
Early to mid season.
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![]() ALISON HILARY
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![]() AMY DONCASTER |
![]() ANGLESEY ABBEY
Very white flowers with shiny green
leaves.
Early. Very distinctive. One of the
best.
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![]() ANNE OF GEIERSTEIN Thick textured outer segments. Very attractive snowdrop. Mid - late season. |
![]() ARMINE
Distinctive
markings on inner segments.
Largish flowers. A very elegant
snowdrop.
Mid - late season.
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![]() ART NOUVEAU Long slender outer segments with pale green marks. Scented. Early - mid season. |
![]() ATKINSII Tall and upright. Increases quickly. Early season. |
AUGUSTUS
Large globular flowers with
‘seersucker’ outers. Green H or X on inners. Vigorous.
Clumps up well. Mid - late season.
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![]() BACKHOUSE SPECTACLES Similar to Atkinsii but shorter, thicker, more rounded outer segments. Early season. |
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![]() BARBARA BUCHANAN'S LATE
Neat, late snowdrop.
Slender flowers on short scapes.
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BENHALL BEAUTY |
![]() BESS
Tall, early and vigorous. Good
scent.
Starts to flower around Christmas.
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![]() BIG BOY
Very large flowers. Long, tapering outer segments with fine green lines near tips. Distinctive. Mid season.
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![]() BILL BISHOP
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![]() BLETSOE CASTLE
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![]() BLEWBURY TART
Deep green markings on upward
facing, double flowers. Mid season.
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![]() BLONDE INGE |
![]() BLUE TRYM Distinctly blue-green leaves on this ‘Trym’ seedling. Usually 2 flowers per bulb. Found and named by Margaret Owen. Mid season. A rarely seen snowdrop. |
BOWLES LARGE FORM
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BRENDA TROYLE Large and vigorous. Lovely scent. Early - mid season. |
![]() CEDRICS PROLIFIC Small green lines on outer segments at apex. Distinct inner mark. Tall. Increases well. Mid season. |
![]() CHEDWORTH Well shaped flowers. Easy and free flowering. Clumps up well. Mid - late season.. |
![]() CHEQUERS |
![]() CHRISTINE
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![]() CLIFF CURTIS
Tall and elegant. Large strongly
scented flowers.
2 small green marks at apex of
inners and faint green staining mid way to base. Mid - late season
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![]() CLUN GREEN PLICATE Unusual variety with green inner segments. Mid season. |
![]() COCKATOO
A spiky double, occasionally
producing extra segments from base of ovary when mature.
Mid - late season.
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![]() COLOSSUS
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![]() COMET
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![]() CONUNDRUM
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![]() CORDELIA
Lesser known Greatorex double with neat ruff and V shaped green mark. Late season. |
![]() COWHOUSE GREEN Pale olive green lines on outer
segments.
Sometimes 2 or 3 scapes from each
bulb.
A very attractive snowdrop. Mid
season.
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![]() CREME ANGLAISE Beautiful poculiform. Cream tinged buds fading to white as flowers mature. Robust. Early - mid season. |
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![]() CURLY
Distinctive curled
leaves. X shaped green mark on inner segments. Strong scent. Mid -
late season.
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DAGLINGWORTH
A beautiful
snowdrop. Lovely shape & interesting double mark. Flared
inners. Often 2 scapes. Interesting scent. Early - mid season.
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![]() DAPHNE'S SCISSORS
Distinct scissor shaped mark on
inner segments. Green streaks on outer segments. Tallish.
Easy and vigorous. Scented. Mid
season.
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![]() DAVID BAKER
Elegant flower with small inverted
V or U shaped green marks on tips of outers. Mid season.
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![]() DAVID SHACKLETON
Late flowering Irish snowdrop.
Olive green ovary and inner segment mark. Narrow tapered outline.
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![]() DESDEMONA Tall, vigorous double. Mid season. |
![]() DING DONG
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![]() DODO NORTON
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![]() DOROTHY FOREMAN
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![]() DUCKIE |
![]() EDWARD ELGAR
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ELFIN
Elfin like flowers with green lines
on outer segments. Clumps up quickly. Mid season.
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![]() ELMLEY LOVETT
Well shaped flowers.
X shaped mark. Good scent.
Early.
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![]() ELWESII ELWESII
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![]() ELWORTHY BUMBLE BEE
Early double
with very swept-back outer segments
like a bee.
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![]() ELWORTHY PEARL
Probably gracilis X The Pearl. A
lovely graceful snowdrop with long narrow outers. Inners have 2
narrow green marks at base and green V mark at apex above deep
notch. Long pedicel. Early.
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![]() EXCELSIS Long, shapely outers and attractive green marked inners. Mid season. |
![]() FALKLAND HOUSE Robust and vigorous. Large flowers. Neat dark, V-shaped, mark on inners. Mid season. |
![]() FENSTEAD END
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![]() FIELDGATE CONTINUO Well shaped flowers on erect scapes. From Colin Mason. Mid season. |
![]() FIONA MACKENZIE
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![]() FLY FISHING |
![]() FORTE
Neat grower. Thick petalled flower.
Makes a good clump. Mid season.
Rarely seen variety from Richard
Bashford.
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![]() FRED'S GIANT
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![]() GALATEA
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![]() GEORGE ELWES Large flowers below hooded spathe. Large, green waisted mark on inner segments. Mid season. |
![]() GINN'S IMPERATI
Large and robust.
Strongly scented of bitter almonds.
Mid season.
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![]() GLOUCESTER OLD SPOT
Charming snowdrop with 2 green
spots
either side of sinus. Mid season.
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![]() GODFREY OWEN
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![]() GRACILIS HIGHDOWN
Attractive, small snowdrop with
narrow twisted leaves.. Early season.
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![]() GRACILIS KEW FORM
Elegantly shaped small snowdrop
with narrow twisted leaves. Much more vigorous and graceful than
other gracilis forms. Early season.
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![]() GRACILIS
LONG OVARY
A form of gracilis with a large,
long ovary.
Good strong grower.
Mid season.
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![]() GREEN ARROW
Elongated flowers with green mark
at apex of outers. Clumps up rapidly. Mid - late season.
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![]() GREEN BRUSH
A beautiful snowdrop. Large rounded
flowers with pale green tips. Needs good drainage and sun.
Early - mid season.
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![]() GREEN COMET
Large, substantial flowers on long
pedicels. Distinctive, bright green leaves.
Mid season.
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![]() GREEN DIAMOND
Neat looking flowers with green
lines
at apex of outers. Mid season. Very
vigorous.
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![]() GREEN NECKLACE
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![]() GREEN OF HEARTS
Dark green heart
shaped marks on outer segments. Mid season.
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![]() GREEN TEETH
Splayed out inner segments. Mid
season.
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![]() GREENFIELDS
Neat grower. Forms a good clump.
Late season.
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