Galanthus Theresa Stone

R Hansen via pbs pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net
Sun, 26 Dec 2021 11:24:25 PST
Louise Parsons gave me mine also. I'm so glad she did because even these
slow to reproduce cultivars are important to preserve. I have a recent book
on snowdrops and am thinking I'll sacrifice a bulb to try some new
reproductive methods. Has anyone tried methods other than seed (Theresa
Stone has not so far produced any.) and division - maybe bulb scaling or
similar? 

I've scaled lilies with pretty good success so I'm curious if there's one
method that works best for Galanthus. Another note - I lived in the northern
Willamette Valley at the time I was given this snowdrop and through all the
moves, it has always bloomed in mid- to late December or early January. So
I've moved from USDA Zone 7 to 9b(?) with little difference in bloom time.

Robin Hansen
Let it snow, even if it is a pain!

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