A snowdrop knowledgebase
A snowdrop knowledgebase
Galanthus ‘Atkinsii’ flowers early with a large flower. It is one of several classic snowdrops that has survived since the 19th century. Originally grown by James Atkins (1), a notable nurseryman, he claims to have found the plant in southern Italy. Although this heritage was called into question, the cultivar remains a popular and timeless snowdrop nonetheless.
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| Deleted: Galanthus 'Atkinsii' flowers early with a large flower. It is one of several classic snowdrops that has survived since the 19th century. Originally grown by James Atkins, a notable nurseryman, he claims to have found the plant in southern Italy. Although this heritage was called into question, the cultivar remains a popular and timeless snowdrop nonetheless. | Added: Galanthus 'Atkinsii' flowers early with a large flower. It is one of several classic snowdrops that has survived since the 19th century. Originally grown by James Atkins (1), a notable nurseryman, he claims to have found the plant in southern Italy. Although this heritage was called into question, the cultivar remains a popular and timeless snowdrop nonetheless. |
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| Added: <li><em>Gail Harland. Snowdrop. 2016 Reaktion Books</em></li> | |
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