I have a single snowdrop flowering in my Northamptonshire garden. Together
with still flowering primroses, could it be it a sign for early spring?

Aphodius

On Thu, 16 Oct 2003 16:36:25 +0100, "Aphodius"
wrote:

I have a single snowdrop flowering in my Northamptonshire garden. Together
with still flowering primroses, could it be it a sign for early spring?

or a late spring? :-)
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Martin

On Thu, 16 Oct 2003 16:36:25 +0100, "Aphodius"
wrote:

I have a single snowdrop flowering in my Northamptonshire garden. Together
with still flowering primroses, could it be it a sign for early spring?

Aphodius

Could it be an Autumn - flowering snowdrop such as Reginae Olgae?
I bought one bulb last Spring and kept it in a pot which is showing
nothing!
See http://www.vantubergen.co.uk/vtub/dept.asp?dept_id=7


Pam in Bristol

"Pam Moore" wrote:
Could it be an Autumn - flowering snowdrop such as Reginae Olgae?
I bought one bulb last Spring and kept it in a pot which is showing
nothing!
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Hi Pam,
I've had a look at Van Tubergen's webpage and agree that my snowdrop is very
much like the Reginae-olgae as illustrated. Just the flower, stalk and no
leaves. I wasn't aware that I had any autumn flowering snowdrops. Thanks for
showing me that I might well have.

Aphodius