Keith Ferguson wrote an interesting note in the most recent edition of the Hardy Plant Society's Journal (Vol. 30, No.1), in which he named a new cultivar of Zantedeschia aethiopica, 'Glencoe'. It has, he says, 'leaves 110 - 150cm high, flowers with spathe 15-20 x 12-15cm and held 25 - 35cm above the foliage. It is very vigorous and very floriferous.' The clone was present in Keith's garden when he bought the house, in one of the coldest parts of England, and had apparently been there for at least 18 years, occasionally self-seeding. It sounds good to me, but is presumably not yet commercially available in the USA (or the UK for that matter). I could be bribed to try and twist Keith's arm... Tom Mitchell Zone 7 and zonked after a weekend planting trees