Hello all, Jim's wonderful description of his garden during this glorious season brings a question to my mind. I'm visiting in Seattle in preparation for relocating this fall. I've been surprised at the quantity of Colchicum I see blooming in front yards and along parking strips. I've never seen so many Colchicum in San Francisco Bay Area gardens. So here's the query: One of the Colchicums I see has very narrow tepals, 3/8" wide (what is that, ~7mm?). I'm accustomed to seeing wider tepalled Colchicums. The flowers are not doubled as in 'Waterlily', but have tepals reminiscent of that plant. Any idea what these Colchicum might be from this simple description? I'm far from my own garden right now, and only hope I can get home in time to see my own Colchicum and Sternbergia and Lycoris blooming and harvest the various grapes in time to may jelly. Wistfully yours.... Brook