I'm 2 miles from the Delaware River, about in the middle, north to south, of this long skinny state. It has been a very cold winter. Our low was minus 2.5 degrees Fahrenheit. A neighbor just a half mile down the road had minus 5.0 degrees Fahrenheit. Micro-climates, indeed. Galanthus 'Potter's Prelude' was in flower on December 31, 2008. Eight flowers, and I must be sure to divide it this spring. I once had a very healthy clump of G. nivalis regina-olgae, up to about 20+ flowers each fall. Every time I saw it in bloom I'd say to myself, "really must remember to divide it, come Spring." I didn't, and then there was the Spring when it wasn't there. I can only assume it got overcrowded and all rotted out. Anyone want to sell be a bulb to start all over again? I'll do better this time, promise. Judy in NJ where the snow has such an icy crust that it supports even me