Hi all, As the name suggests, this early blooming, cyclamineus hybrid usually blooms in my central North Carolina garden during February. This year it's off to an early start and blooming in early January. We will drop into the low 20's F(-5C) tonight, but I don't think that's cold enough to damage them. Here's a link if you are interested in taking a look: http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… y A week or so ago I mentioned a Leucojum of uncertain identity blooming in my garden. I had suggested that they might be L. vernum, but I was not sure. John Grimshaw thoughtfully provided some help identifying my plants and based on the flower size and quantity, bloom time, and overall plant size they are most likely L. aestivum ssp. pulchellum. Thanks, John! Now that I am sure that I don't have L. vernum, maybe that's the one to try next, if I can find a place in the garden where they'll be happy. Regards, Jay