Thank you for the information regarding the cyclamen mentioned in My Family and Other Animals - forty years is a long time ago and, although the image of the flowers has dimmed somewhat, the memory of the pleasure of finding them remains. For those who haven't read Durrell's books on Corfu, they are a pleasure waiting to be discovered. The BBC made a TV series of the books some years ago, but to my mind it was very disappointing. We haven't photos of Paeonia clusii or the three (or four depending who you read!) tulips which grow on Crete for the simple reason that we haven't actually found them yet. All sources say that these bloom mainly in the west and we are in the east - having said that a Greek amateur botanist friend who lives all year on the Katharo Plateau knows where they grow only 30 mins drive from us. Needless to say we will be up there armed with our cameras as soon as he spots the first blooms - I have to be patient until Easter at least. We have lots of pictures of Mediterranean bulbs in our archive - when we have worked out the 'wiki' we will post the best for your enjoyment! Julia Feise