Jane, no tag. I remember buying some scented commercial muscari about ten years ago. I'm sure the packet showed yellow flowers, and it had a cultivar name. There are two flower stems and the flowers are small, thick and green when they first begin. Then a central pinhole opens as the flower begins to expand. There are now several big flowers ( 1 cm long ) that have a slight yellow flush, and the bottom edge is brown and a bit spiky. The leaves are very long ( 18 cm ), U-shaped, shiny on the reverse, but not shiny on the top surface. They are red-flushed near the ground. Diane On 17-Mar-12, at 11:50 AM, Jane McGary wrote: > I have a LOT of Muscari > species, but none with green flowers. M. muscarimi has cream-colored > flowers, but they are large for the genus.. >