Galanthus Mt Everest Abies This clone needed a name

This clone needed a name and we could not think of anything better than to name it after the late Dr

so heed our warning that mangaves and Viagra don't mix

Each spike of Crinum 'Sunbonnet' is topped with 13-15 flowers which emerge as dark burgundy buds before opening reddish-pink

undulating blue-green leaves

Imagine making a living by forcing pitcher plants to have unprotected sex

Galanthus Mt Everest Abies This clone needed a nameGalanthus 'Mt. Everest' is truly an amazing introduction in an already crowded field of snowdrops. This Galanthus elwesii hybrid (possibly with Galanthus plicatus), appeared as a seedling for Holland's Kwekerij De Schullhorn. For us, it emerges in late January with wide glaucous leaves that serve as an ample background for the very large (for a galanthus) white flowers. This is a fast multiplying selection, so it makes a superb garden specimen.