I have a tentatively identified this plant as Leucojum fontianum, not L. tingitanum. According to the key in Brian Mathew's "The Smaller Bulbs" (Batsford, 1987), these two species can be distinguished on the basis of the width of the leaf: L. fontianum: leaves 6-8 mm wide L. tingitanum: leaves 2.5 mm or less wide Mathew describes the species as having leaves "rather wider than most of the small-flowered species." This agrees very well with my plant. However, he also says "F. C. Stern, in 'Snowdrops and Snowflakes', considered it [L. fontianum] to be a robust form of L. tingitanum." Mathew refers to the leaves of L. tingitanum as "linear", which is most definitely NOT what I have on my hands. The pictures of L. tingitanum on the wiki unfortunately concentrate on the inflorescence rather than the leaves, and being closeups, do not offer any visual clues to the size of the plants depicted. I cannot say if they depict the same plant as mine. Again, let me ask: does anyone have the Archibald seedlists from around 1990? If so, where was this collection made? -- Rodger Whitlock Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Maritime Zone 8, a cool Mediterranean climate on beautiful Vancouver Island