Hi Joe: I would love to obtain a bulb of H. liriosome! I will send out a priority mail stamp as soon as I can this week. You have a deal! ;-) And speaking of other Hymenocallis in Texas, I have been eyeing the H. occidentalis var. eulae in Plant Delight's catalogue... As for H. tubiflora, I recently purchased a beautiful start from Kevin Preuss at Amaryllis-Plus.com. I have only had it since this past Wednesday, but it has already seemed to perk up nicely. I was so happy to have found this nursery. He also had an unidentified species from Guatemala that caught my eye (and my wallet). These two species and H. 'Tropical Giant' now comprise the entirety of my collection. Regarding Kevin's comments about H. tubiflora, I would like to add that I saw many plants similar to H. tubiflora planted throughout southeastern Brazil when I visited the states of Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo this past summer. I never saw them in bloom--just a bunch of old flowering stems--so I never even realized they may have been hymenocallis. At first I thought they were Eucharis, but I thought it was strange they were planted out in full sun. As soon as I saw the photo on Kevin's website, I realized they were probably H. tubiflora since the foliage was identical. I have to admit that one of my primary interests in Hymenocallis other than their beautiful floral structure is fragrance. If anyone can recommend any particularly fragrant species and/or hybrids, that would be wonderful! Thanks, Corey in Chicago --- ConroeJoe@aol.com wrote: > Hi Corey, > > Be careful of Hymenocallis--they can become an > addiction. > > I can send you a bulb of Hymenocallis liriosme, _______________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Declare Yourself - Register online to vote today! http://vote.yahoo.com/