Tops on my list of favorite white-flowered bulbs is the genus Hymenocallis. I am having a wonderful time overwintering several pot-grown evergreen species and cultivars in a bright, southern windowsill and can't wait till they send up their stalks of elegant, fragrant white flowers this coming spring or summer. The one that has bloomed for me so far, 'Tropical Giant', has seduced me forever. Next is the Eucharis cultivar called 'Christine'. While I do not know its origins, it is much more compact than regular Amazon lily and it sends up spikes of deliciously fragrant white flowers almost like clockwork every three or four months. And finally comes Neomarica gracilis. Although not really a bulb and the flowers are only partially white, I wanted to include this because it is one of the easiest and most graceful houseplants I have ever grown. I have a large 10" pot filled to the brim with this species and each and every fan is currently sending out one of those modified leaves which includes flower buds. I love the elegant shape and sweet, gentle fragrance of these flowers and the winter show gets better with each passing year. Happy New Year to all, Corey Chicago, Illinois __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Take Yahoo! Mail with you! Get it on your mobile phone. http://mobile.yahoo.com/maildemo/