Rodger Whitlock wrote, >The ordinary fall snowflake is in flower here. Most of mine have >longish scapes, in proportion to the size of the plant with close to >white flowers. However, one patch is significantly dwarfer in >stature, and has a pronounced pinkish tinge to the flowers. > >It's not Acis (Leucojum) roseum. > >Any guesses just what I have here? > >It's possible it's an environmental thing, since that one patch is in >full blazing sun and my others aren't baked so much. The ones with redder stems often have pinker flowers. Also, I think they do flower at a shorter height when in hot, dry sites. They also flower sooner there. Almost all of mine are in full sun; if Rodger's plants do well in shade, I should try some there. Jane McGary Northwestern Oregon