By Stickitoffee
Worcestershire, United Kingdom
Does anyone know which variety this is please? And secondly do you know where they can be purchased? ~ so long as they are not horribly expensive.
- 21 Feb, 2011
Answers
oh thank you ilex ~ i shall have a look for it; it was about the only one not named.
21 Feb, 2011
Hi
Look at this
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/plant-galanthus-mix-snowdrop-Leucojum-verrum-wagneri-mi-/260740252400?pt=UK_HomeGarden_Garden_PlantsSeedsBulbs_JN&hash=item3cb55482f0
Steve
21 Feb, 2011
thanks steve ~ do you think thats £3.74 for one bulb? im assuming these grow from bulbs or corms?
21 Feb, 2011
Weren't they mentioned in a blog today / yesterday? About a snowdrop walk or something. It's after midnight so I'll look it up tomorrow - if you haven't found it by then.
22 Feb, 2011
yes they were ~ thanks beattie ~ i have it in my blog but its in another one too ~ it also tells you a web site you can buy it from ~ but the postage was nearly as much as the plant!!!
22 Feb, 2011
You should be able to buy a bag of bulbs for a few pounds later in the year.
22 Feb, 2011
good thinking, thanks bulbaholic.
22 Feb, 2011
That was for one that seems expensive to me as I agree with Bh Its a very pretty though
22 Feb, 2011
Eurobulbs (http://www.eurobulbs.co.uk/acatalog/snowdrops.html) are giving 50 away free if you spend £50 with them.
22 Feb, 2011
thank you owdboggy. at the moment i dont have £50 to spare but its a good offer ~ thanks for letting me know
22 Feb, 2011
B&Q were selling pots of 3 for about £4 in our neck of the woods.
22 Feb, 2011
Sorry it was 20 L. Gravetye Giant which was included, very similar, just bigger.
22 Feb, 2011
that sounds good SBG ~ thank you.
23 Feb, 2011
It's Leucojum vernum - a close relative of the snowdrops. Widely available and quite cheap to buy and easy to grow too!
There are 33 suppliers currently listed on the RHS Plantfinder:
http://apps.rhs.org.uk/rhsplantfinder/pfregions.asp?ID=10012
21 Feb, 2011