Rodger wrote, Locally, there is a rather large snowdrop grown that usually flowers in early >December regular as clockwork, later than my G. r-o forms but >earlier than all >the rest. It appears to have been passed from hand to hand in a single small >neighborhood, though it occurs spottily elsewhere. I have some specimens of >what appears to be the same form. Can anyone suggest the proper name of this >form? It may be G. 'Atkinsii'. In my garden, which is higher and colder than Rodger's, it can flower at the end of December, but this year, after a long period under snow, it's just in full bloom now. It is very large and vigorous. Jane McGary Northwestern Oregon, USA