Hello, I have always fared badly with this plant and I discovered why when I saw it in the "wild" in Alabama. It must a have been a small clump that had persisted from when a house was in the area. The area was a low valley that was very moist with a spring-like area and a creek. A large clump (40-50 bulbs) of Leucojum was right on the edge of the creek only inches from the water happliy blooming with as many or more stalks of flowers. Several non-blooming clumps of Narcissus grew nearby and Trillium decipiens was everywhere else in nearly full shade. All the best, Aaron Floden Manhattan, KS --- John T Lonsdale <john@johnlonsdale.net> wrote: > Here, Leucojum vernum's performance is directly > related to the amount of water __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com/