By Tonyaxe
United Kingdom 
I have a snowdrop-type plant that flowers late winter/early spring with single flowers that look like leucojum but the flowers are borne on short stems, not much longer than a snowdrop. Any ideas what they might be?
20 Mar, 2010
Answers
They could be a snowdrop as there are several species as well as varieties.
could you give more info ie height leaf width etc. or better still a photo.
It seems very early for leucojum.
welcome to GoY Tonyaxe.
20 Mar, 2010
Yes, I'd have thought so too, but Broadleigh Garden's catalogue refers to Vernum as 'Feb flowering'. It must surely be a bit later than that. (Mind you, they are in Somerset).
20 Mar, 2010
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It sounds like Leucojum 'Vernum'. 10" height, Feb flowering.
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