In 1886, William Boyd got this snowdrop from Thomas S. Ware, Hale Farm Nursery, Tottenham, London. Initially thought to be G. nivalis 'Scharlockii', but it was different because of its non-splitted spathe. A well-developed spathe can be up to 11 cm and sometimes bends gracefully above the flowers. Green tips on the outer side of the petals.
In 1886, William Boyd got this snowdrop from Thomas S. Ware, Hale Farm Nursery, Tottenham, London. Initially thought to be G. nivalis 'Scharlockii', but it was different because of its non-splitted spathe. A well-developed spathe can be up to 11 cm and sometimes bends gracefully above the flowers. Green tips on the outer side of the petals.
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