Regarding obtaining Galanthus, the address of Hitch Lyman's Temple Nursery has been provided. He does have a good list, but the prices are very high and he ships plants only "in the green," i.e., in growth, a practice that I believe arose because Galanthus bulbs, when stored dry, often deteriorate. It is, however, quite feasible to ship the bulbs dormant in late summer, as long as you keep them slightly moist (I use very slightly moist vermiculite in plastic bags -- I think plastic didn't exist when the "in the green" rule was made). I think the requirement for a CITES certificate is usually applied by Dutch shippers not to each variety, but to each genus involved in a shipment, so one certificate should cover all Galanthus ordered. At least, that was my experience, and I paid $50 per genus. It might be useful for those interested in Galanthus to collate a list of the species and varieties they're growing in their country, such as the US or Canada, and set up an exchange that didn't involve national borders and CITES. Jane McGary Northwestern Oregon, USA