> My opinion is that Green goddes is not > as floriferous as Z. aethiopica. But I > would be interested in your opinion too! For me this is true. However, I think the green goddess can do very well if treated better. I'm not sure what better is though. It may need more moisture, shade and fertility, maybe better drainage, maybe regular division every few years, maybe less weed competition,... I have seen it flower much better at times and it has not been doing so in recent years when given less careful culture. Farmer's market customers and people who see it, love it (U-Pickers rarely see it as it is easily overlooked). So, I do need to try to spread it around more until I find what it likes. Maybe just some fertilizer? Kelly O'Neill http://www.bigbubblers.com/ and Big Bubble Magic(tm) at http://www.wetrock.com/ and Wet Rock Gardens Flower Farm 2877 N 19th Street - Springfield, Oregon 97477 U-Pick and more at the farm (open 9 to 6, Sun, Wed and Fri - from March thru Halloween) kellyo@wetrock.com - http://www.wetrock.com/