North Green Snowdrops
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'Brian Mathew' (syn. G127): an original selection from Brian<br />
Mathew, given to Ray Cobb who later, with his approval named it<br />
after him. A fine plant of good substance with large shapely flowers<br />
on relatively short scapes and especially upright, strong blue-grey<br />
leaves. The widely spaced outer segments allow the almost entire<br />
green inner segment markings to be seen even when the flower is<br />
closed. A most lovely plant albeit slow to increase. First offered by<br />
<strong>North</strong> <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Snowdrops</strong> in 2008. See illustration p.22. £30.00<br />
'Cedric's Prolific': originally from the garden of the late Cedric<br />
Morris at Benton End and grown for many years by Beth Chatto to<br />
whom we are grateful for our stock. A remarkably distinct snowdrop<br />
with leaves that end in an acute point. The flower has green tips and a<br />
long, narrow, deep green V-shaped mark. A prolific snowdrop in<br />
every way and an excellent plant for colonizing larger areas. Choice.<br />
£8.50<br />
'Deer Slot': a much coveted snowdrop originally from the garden of<br />
the late Primrose Warburg and somewhat eccentric in that the deer<br />
slot mark only appears on one of the inner segments and only when<br />
the bulb is fully matured. The remaining segments have U-shaped to<br />
heart-shaped markings in a rich deep green. A rare collector's item<br />
and a stunning snowdrop even when it is not ''slotting''. This<br />
snowdrop does not respond well to twin-scaling. One bulb per<br />
customer. See illustration p.16. (<strong>Snowdrops</strong>, (2001) p.173)<br />
£40.00