Galanthus “Alan’s Treat” A slender poculiform snowdrop with generous pale green markings on the tips of all segments. It does well here NE Scotland amongst our herbaceous borders and usually flowers throughout February. Bulbs establish well after transplanting and clumps are quick to bulk up. What will you receive?, Find help & information on from the RHS. My Garden. Keep track of your plants with reminders & care tips – all to help you grow successfully, ‘ Alan’s Treat ’ selected by Alan Street and a play on his name. ‘Philippe Andre Meyer’ is gorgeous. Another for the acquisition list, ‘Walker Canada’, so elegant.
Galanthus “Alan`s Treat ” Nivalis Poculiform . Attractive , beautifully proportioned slender , green marked poculiform flowers . leaves app lanate ,slender ,blue-green . Outer segments fractionally longer than inner green mark above apex . Inner segments good heart shaped mark above sinus . Jan – Feb . Normandie France 2003, 1/17/2021 · Details about Galanthus nivalis ‘ Alan ‘s Treat ‘ See original listing. Galanthus nivalis ‘ Alan ‘s Treat ‘ Condition:–not specified. Ended: 17 Jan, 2021 19:23:21 GMT. Winning bid: £26.88 [ 13 bids] Postage: Doesn’t post to United States | See details . Item location: …
408 rows · Yes. 10. Galanthus Ailwyn. yes. 20. Galanthus “Alan`s Treat ” Nivalis Poculiform. No..
Alan Street holds one of the pots from the production beds. In it is ‘Alan’s Treat’, which he selected and named—a play on his own name.
Duckie is actually distinctive, with imposingly white petals and a dark green inner that makes a good contrast. It was introduced by Alan Street, and the second snowdrop is a reworking of his name Alan’s Treat. This is a dainty snowdrop that looks rather overwhelmed.
1 day ago · By virtue of its elongated inners ‘Angelique’ counts as poculiform, but in this case they are intermediate in morphology, showing an apical mark and notch. More even are plants such as ‘Alan’s Treat’ (not illustrated) in which all six segments have green tips.
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