galanthus造句

• Divide overcrowded snowdrops ( Galanthus species ) when they finish blooming.
• A wide variety of Galanthus species and cultivars are available from:
• Giant snowdrops ( Galanthus elwesii ) are usually the next plants to appear.
• They placed " Galanthus " in subtribe Genuinae and included three species.
• Galanthus elwesii bulb sources may be on the package label or on the display box.
• Galanthus nivalis is the common snowdrop.
• Who knows what natural hybrid, what unnamed galanthus, might be hiding under an old hedge?
• 8 . Snowdrop, Galanthus nivalis : Dainty, nodding white flowers on 10-inch stems.
• To lengthen the season, Shanley recommends Galanthus reginae-olgae, which flowers as early as November.
• Snowdrops contain also an active lectin or agglutinin named GNA for " Galanthus nivalis " agglutinin.
• Galanthus are among the first bulbs to bloom and they can brighten an otherwise gloomy February or March day.
• In Winter a spectacular display of Hamamelis ( Witch Hazel ) and Galanthus ( Snowdrops ) can be seen.
• Anya despairs, knowing she will freeze to death before finding flowers of any kind, much less the galanthus.
• The vigorous " Galanthus plicatus "'Augustus'was named for Bowles by the plantswoman Amy Doncaster.
• For spring color in shady areas, consider fritillaria meleagris, galanthus ( snowdrops ), oxalis and some species tulips.
• Snowdrops have been known since the earliest times under various names but were named " Galanthus " in 1753.
• Galanthus are highly variable, as one glance at the confusing listings in the New Royal Horticultural Society Dictionary of Gardening indicates.
• These early bulbs include crocus, winter aconite ( eranthus ), snowdrop ( galanthus ), pushkinia, and Siberian squill.
• Galanthus, also called snowdrops because of their white color, have the charming colloquial name February fairmaids in the British Isles.
• "Galanthus woronowii " was first described in 1935 by the Russian botanist A . S . Losina-Losinskaja.