Thank you to Marguerite English for her nice presentation of my article in the new issue of The Bulb Garden. There is one correction to make: the photo on p. 9 captioned "Crocus baytopiorum" should be "Colchicum baytopiorum." There is, however, a different plant called Crocus baytopiorum -- it is a spring-blooming member of the C. vernus group with pale blue flowers. Both species honor a husband-and-wife team of Turkish botanists named Baytop (the name means "of the Baytops"). Also, in the captions on p. 10, should be Crocus asumaniae, not asumania; and this name commemorates Asuman Baytop, the wife of the said couple. To add to the discussion of Cyclamen graecum, I have a good plant of it growing in the open for the past 2 years. It survived a hard winter this past year and flowered in fall, as well as producing very large, showy leaves, obviously happy in a sloping scree bed. This species does well in full sun. I've given a talk based on these trips to a couple of NARGS chapters. I'm using some of the photos to develop another presentation on bulbs and their native habitats. Jane McGary