A distinct and stunning hybrid snowdrop which is very upright and a good vigorous doer! The markings in the flower are solid dark green at the tip of the inner petal becoming slightly diffuse towards the base. The inner petals are distinctive in that they do not flare at the tips, producing a very tubular-looking flower. This plant gained an RHS preliminary commendation in 2006. It was found by me in a garden in Herefordshire formerly owned by the Backhouse family (famous for daffodils). It was named for the wife of the current owner.
All plants sold and shipped in 9cm pots
