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A large flowered snowdrop raised by Oliver Wyatt at Maidwell Hall. The commonest of the "Maidwell"
snowdrops. "Maidwell A" (= 'Kite') and 'Maidwell C' are still in circulation. It is not particularly special
by todays standards but it has a proven track record.
The 'X' shaped green mark on the inner segments is quite variable. Plants I remember from the '80s had a distinctive
X but the stock I currently grow is less distinct, and I have seen forms with a diffuse green smear across
the inner segments.
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