Primula allionii 'Francis Burrow'
Award:
AM (Award of Merit)
Origin: A seedling raised and selected by Brian Burrow
Shown by: Geoff Rollinson
Forms a very compact floriferous cushion.
Galanthus nivalis 'Hugh Mackenzie'
Award:
AM (Award of Merit)
Origin: A seediling raised by Ruby and David Baker
Shown by: Dr Ronald Mackenzie
A very 'green' snowdrop. Neutral or acid soil.
Galanthus elwesii 'Ransom's Dwarf'
Award:
AM (Award of Merit)
Origin: Turkey, distributed originally by Herbert Ransom
Shown by: Dr Ronald Mackenzie
A very distinctive low growing, large flowered and rapidly increasing form of the species.
Galanthus 'Ruby Baker'
Award:
PC (Preliminary Commendation)
Origin: Spotted by Ruby Baker on a visit to Primrose Hill Garden
Shown by: Dr Ronald Mackenzie
Galanthus nivalis 'Das Gelbe Vom Ei'
Award:
PC (Preliminary Commendation)
Origin: Raised by Hagen Engelmann, Germany
Shown by:Jane & Rod Leeds
The name means 'Egg Yolk'
Crocus tommasinianus 'Claret'
Award:
PC (Preliminary Commendation)
Origin: The Balkans, selected by Gwen Baker
Shown by: Vic Aspland
A good dark colour form of this popular garden crocus.
Crocus vernus 'Pordoi'
Award:
PC (Preliminary Commendation)
Origin: Italy
Shown by: Vic Aspland
Gymnospermium altaicum
Award:
CC (Cultural Commendation)
Origin: Central Asia
Shown by: Vic Aspland
This species received an Award of Merit under the name Leontice altaica in 1980