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Galanthus elwesii 'Beluga'
General Information: Galanthus elwesii ‘Beluga’ is a robust giant snowdrop with large, rounded, cupped white flowers and inner segments marked with a distinctive green blotch said to resemble a heart with a whale‑tail shape. Blooms in late winter to early spring, often appearing through snow. Forms clumps of broad, grey‑green foliage and grows to about 4–8 inches tall. Thrives in moist but well‑drained soil in sun or partial shade and naturalizes well in woodland or shaded garden settings.
Last seen on the website in:
Where to buy: If you lucky may find it at local garden centre in January or February in a pot, like I did in 2026 but do websearch in Autumn for bulbs or plants in the green.
Last seen on the website in:
Where to buy: If you lucky may find it at local garden centre in January or February in a pot, like I did in 2026 but do websearch in Autumn for bulbs or plants in the green.
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About off- road cycle touring routes, cyclist’s cafes, off-road cycle touring, local group events and good photos.
For cyclists who love off-road leisure cycling in Northern England
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