Good morning, On Wed. (snow finally melting) I noticed that I had several Galanthus bulbs that had 'heaved' themselves out of the ground (bulbs should have been divided at least 2 yrs. ago) so I planted them in another location. Several were budded up. They did not blink and by Sat. the flowers had partially opened. My only experience with "in the green" to date. I have recentley joined pbs and have started some bulbs from seeds this year.-first time for me, and now I wait. ;-) Thank you to all who provide such a wealth of information, advise,and sharing of such vast knowledge. You have inspired me. And a special thanks to Dell who sent seeds, in good faith, before I actually became a member. Ronnalee in Wiarton, zone 5a/5b (Niagara Escarpment along the Bruce Trail- part of the Canadian Shield ) still snow mounds on the North side of the house and today and yesterday temp. was 18. - first time for me, and now I wait. ;-) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim McKenney" <jimmckenney@starpower.net> To: "'Pacific Bulb Society'" <pbs@lists.ibiblio.org> Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 11:35 AM Subject: RE: [pbs] Snowdrops - in the green NOT > Jim Waddick wrote: "Surely readers can suggest other bulbs that require > 'fresh' treatment." > > One bulb pops to the top of my list of bulbs to be given the "fresh" > treatment: Leucojum vernum. Other candidates: Allium ursinum (some of you