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Galanthus reginae-olgae in the Taygetos

by Tom Mitchell
Posted on 6th January 202110th January 2021

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About Revolution Snowdrops

My name is Tom Mitchell. I’m a borderline sane wine and snowdrop enthusiast, living in The Netherlands.

Revolution Snowdrops started out as an attempt to see every species of snowdrop in flower in a single season. It didn’t quite work out and, although I have now seen them all, I have understood how very variable snowdrops are within and between populations.

My new five year plan is to find and explore as many snowdrop populations as possible and to share, through words and pictures, some of the diversity in this remarkable genus.

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Email: tom@evolution-plants.com

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