The first colour-change inverse poculiform, found in the copse at Avon Bulbs in 2011, near to where its presumed parents, G. plicatus 'Trym' and G. nivalis 'Blonde Inge', grew in close proximity. The outer segments, like many other colour-change snowdrops, are cream-flushed and show bright yellow markings that can sometimes be greenish until established. Vigorous and easily grown.