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Varieties of plicatus

Varieties of plicatus

Galanthus plicatus is a large and robust snowdrop native to the lands surrounding the Black Sea. It has large leaves broadest about the middle and with distinctive curled edges. Plicatus usually produces two flower stalks per bulb, unusual amongst snowdrop species but a very valuable attribute that it has passed on to many hybrids with plicatus ancestry.


Plicatus has not been imported in anything like the quantiy of elwesii, but has been introduced many times and become established in different parts of the country. Numerous selections now exist and many of them are very fine plants indeed.

Plicatus tends to flower at about the same time as nivalis, although it too has its early and late varieties.

Augustus

Galanthus Augustus is a robust and vigorous selection o...

Baxendales Late

Baxendales Late is a reliably, very late selection of p...

Billy Bishops

Primrose Warburg was a great snowdrop enthusiast, growi...

Colossus

Colossus arose in the famous snowdrop garden at Colesbo...

Durris

A large, vigorous and easy-going selection of Galanthus...

plicatus long pedicelled

This plant has the same characteristics as the more wel...

Sophie North

Sophie North was growing in the garden of a Dunblane ho...

Trym

Trym originated in the garden of Mrs. Jane Gibbs of Wes...

Warham

A famous old plicatus selection, long associated with t...

Wendys Gold

Yellow marked variants of plicatus occur very occasiona...