This last year at long last I've acquired starts of Trillium hibbersonii. I've kept them in the pots they came in, except one which I potted up in pumice. As I may have reported to the PBS mailing list earlier, my botanical friends tell me that T. hibbersonii must not be fertilized: fertilizer easily kills the plants. They further tell me that it is indigenous to rather wet, peaty, probably nutrient-deficient soil on the rain-soaked west coast of Vancouver Island. I may not get another chance to acquire this charming dwarf trillium so I want to give it optimum conditions. I'm planning on potting all my specimens into one pot. What do other PBS list subscribers use as a potting medium for this trillium? -- Rodger Whitlock Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Maritime Zone 8, a cool Mediterranean climate on beautiful Vancouver Island