I have posted a photo of Crocus michelsonii on the wiki. I got seeds collected by Jan Jilek in 2000 and this is the first time the corms have flowered, but they are robust plants by now with several flowers per corm. It is a very beautiful winter crocus from Turkmenistan and Iran, nearly true blue outside and white inside, with a distinctive white style with very short branches. It is barely fragrant, if at all. I've failed to grow the related C. alatavicus, but now I think I may have treated it wrong (too much summer moisture), since C. michelsonii has responded quite well to rather dry conditions in summer and a warmer summer as well. Jane McGary