I sowed seed of Cardiocrinum cordatum in 1985 and had my first bloom in 1992, and it has been a dependable presence ever since, plants popping up wherever, in due time, sending up a flower stalk, and then, of course, dying. However, two years ago a plant, presumably in an optimum situation, grew and grew, and when the next year I dug in that spot I found two large bulbs. I moved them to a more appropriate place and, lo and behold, I now have two separate flower stalks pushing up, ready to burst into bloom. What in the world will the future bring? Have any others had this sort of experience? Jim Jones Lexington, MA