Description
A known seedling of the amazing Galanthus Trym with paler markings throughout the flower. Both the outers and the inners are tipped with lime-peel green and the outers are notable for reflexing a bit less than those of Trym and the flowers have a much more conventional shape than is found in Trym (where the outers mimic the shape of the inners)
Raised from seedlings of Trym (apparently using Sally Ann as a pollen parent), by Kathleen Beddlington of Rippingale, Lincolnshire and selected in 1995. This inclines strongly to the plicatus parent Trym.
for UK sales ONLY
NOT available for export to E.U., Japan, Norway, Switzerland, U.S.A. etc.
