Galanthus Mt Everest Abies This clone needed a name

This clone needed a name and we could not think of anything better than to name it after the late Dr

but please keep in mind that flowering size tubers are smaller than a pencil lead

dwarf Phil Adams creation

Leonotis produces the chemical leonurine which

The jagged heart-shaped leaves on this small

Galanthus Mt Everest Abies This clone needed a nameGalanthus 'Mt. Everest' is truly an amazing introduction in an already crowded field of snowdrops. This Galanthus elwesii hybrid (possibly with Galanthus plicatus), appeared as a seedling for Holland's Kwekerij De Schullhorn. For us, it emerges in late January with wide glaucous leaves that serve as an ample background for the very large (for a galanthus) white flowers. This is a fast multiplying selection, so it makes a superb garden specimen.