Dave wrote, > It's nice to hear that E. helenae will have more flowers > eventually. My seedling plants are blooming for the first time, > with but a single flower on each. However, the diminutive, > sparkling white flowers are very charming, and well worth the wait > since sowing. They will get MUCH bigger. In fact, I think E. helenae has the largest flowers in the genus. And as a bonus, they are sweetly fragrant. In nature, this species often grows up through dense shrubs, where presumably the deer don't get it. Too bad this species doesn't increase much by offsets, as it is a real gem. Jane McGary Northwestern Oregon, USA