I grow white Chionodoxas and they look similar to that rather than a snowdrop. To me, the foliage looks too fleshy to be snowdrop, but I only grow fairly common ones. Or, the Scillas as already mentioned. Both are very similar, although not related as far as I know, although I could be mistaken. Both species can be divided when clumps get big.
The easy way to determine the plant is to wait for flowers though
Yep, that will give me the answer - I’ll keep you up to date!
For those who asked to be kept up to date - here's the latest development, what looks like a bud starting to appear. Not sure if that shines any light on it? Looks 'snowdroppy' to me but these are very untrained eyes ...
Flower bud looks very much like Galanthus...a snowdrop. Galanthus woronowii does have leaves that are bright green...pics below Keep us posted once flowers are open.
Flower bud looks very much like Galanthus...a snowdrop. Galanthus woronowii does have leaves that are bright green...pics below Keep us posted once flowers are open.
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A very early bloomer.
https://www.farmergracy.co.uk/products/scilla-siberica-alba-siberian-squill-bulbs-uk
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
In the sticks near Peterborough
Galanthus woronowii does have leaves that are bright green...pics below
Keep us posted once flowers are open.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.