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'Dodo Norton' (×valentinei): a diminutive hybrid which measures no<br />

more than 8.5cm high; a very dwarf G. 'Mighty Atom' derivative with<br />

shouldered outer segments. Discovered in the famous ditch at East<br />

Lambrook Manor (the home and garden of the late Margery Fish in<br />

the 1950s) and named after the wife of a previous owner.<br />

(<strong>Snowdrops</strong>, (2001) p.231) £20.00<br />

'Early to Rize': discovered in the garden here at <strong>North</strong> <strong>Green</strong>. From<br />

the characteristics of its leaves, this snowdrop is possibly a hybrid of<br />

G. elwesii Hiemalis Group and G. rizehensis. This fine snowdrop is<br />

conspicuous for its early-flowering which consistently starts well<br />

before Christmas and continues into the New Year. See illustration<br />

p.35. (<strong>Snowdrops</strong>, (2001) p.244) £30.00<br />

'Fieldgate Fugue': found growing amongst a clump of G. 'John<br />

Gray', by Colin Mason, in his Warwickshire garden. This snowdrop<br />

reminds us somewhat of G. 'John Gray' but has a proportionately<br />

larger ovary, a chubbier flower and is generally of more substance. A<br />

beautiful snowdrop. (<strong>Snowdrops</strong>, (2001) p.159) £22.50<br />

'Fieldgate Superb' (syn. 'Fieldgate B'): first offered for sale in our<br />

1996 catalogue. A most lovely G.plicatus hybrid from Colin Mason<br />

with a large well proportioned flower of good weight and substance.<br />

Late flowering and usually with double scapes. See illustration p 36.<br />

(<strong>Snowdrops</strong>, (2001) p.252) £25.00

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