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Susan Cadwalader
Plant Details
- Distinguishing Characteristic: Yellow single
- Bloom Time: March
- Mature Height: Medium
- Species: G. elwesii Origin Story: From my garden
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From the grower:
This is the first yellow Galanthus elwesii in the US which appeared spontaneously in my garden from hybridizing done by the wonderful bees! It has the ability to throw two spikes per bulb and glows as if lit from within as a lantern. The bluish-green foliage complements the elegant flower shape which opens all the way up on warmer days.
“Miracles really do happen there Gerald, well done, a Eureka moment which merits a fitting name …” wrote Alan Street upon my posting to Facebook in 2021. Freddy Van Houtte said “Best yellow elwesii ever seen - congrats!”
Named eponymously for the galanthophile from Villanova.