Dale, The flowers indicate it is likely a member of the Agavaceae. Within there I'd suggest a Manfreda. The undulate, spotted leaves could also be consistent with Manfreda and within there you're on your own (perhaps M. undulata). Andrew San Diego --Subject: [pbs] Tall bulb with spotted leaves and yellowish green flowersfrom Ixtapan de la Sal I saw these bulbs in Ixtatan de la Sale, State of Mexico (pictured at: _http://http://s1194.photobucket.com/albums/aa373/… ulb%20Ixtapan%20de%20la%20Sal/_ (http://s1194.photobucket.com/albums/aa373/… ulb%20Ixtapan%20de%20la%20Sal/) ) When I first saw them, about a month ago, they had just started to bud, but I found them in flower when I went back this Sunday (June 19th). The plants are up to 4 feet tall (1.25 meters). The leaves have greenish purple spots and the flowers are about 1.5 inches (3.7 cm) long. The petals have small white cottony patches on the tips. It seems something is eating into the large, spotted stamens before they are open. Any help you could give me in identifying this plant would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Dale _______________________________________________