Larry has carefully explained other difficulties and tells us more of his solutions. This inspiring article proves that where there is the will, there is a way. Snowy, snowy photographs. The species of Galanthus are described, many cultivars are named and clear diagrams aid in identification. Cultural suggestions are given and native origins of many of the Snowdrops are mentioned.
Color photographs illustrate differences in the species.
Commercial sources are listed. Habranthus in Eastern North Carolina by Michael Cheldnik Photographs of the flowers of this genus, looking like miniature Amaryllis, could make all of us eager to have several in our gardens. Unfortunately gardens in cold climates may have to be content with Habranthus as a container plant. H. robustus , however, is reported to be able to withstand occasional drops to zero degrees F. Descriptions and cultural suggestions are given for seven species. And commercial sources for the plants are listed.