Galanthus Hybride 'Fanny'

Galanthus ‘Fanny’ is a snowdrop that has been cultivated for quite a long time already. It was named in 1971 after the daughter of Joy Bulford from Ealing Wharf, Southampton, England.
The flowers are characterized by their green tips on the outer petals. The inner petals carry an upper and a lower mark. Sometimes these marks are clearly separated or they merge into one another.
Galanthus 'Fanny' can produce up to three flowers per bulb when the plant is well-cultivated.