Dear Kathleen and All, I would love to help on that score but it is not a local plant here. It was more frequent in the Chiltern Hills in England were I used to live. I did put it in my former garden in an out of the way place with Hyacinthoides non-scripta. They are both prolific plants here. I never have seen it in our local woods. I can get stock from a wild-flower nursery but it will not be a selection. It might be easier for others who have acces to wild populations? I would be very wary introducing this plant to another country though! I much prefer the californian cardamines you have been taling about! There are some really beautiful ones from eastern Europe too, which I must try one day. Kind regards, Mark > Message du 09/04/13 19:58 > De : "Kathleen Sayce" > Objet : [pbs] Cardamine bulbifera > > Mark Brown wrote: In northern Europe we have Cardamine bulbifera which can be a beautiful plant. > Some forms however seem to insist on just producing bulbils and more bulbils instead of flowers. > > > So, could PBS members in Europe help find and distribute good forms (flower producers) to this group? Cheers, > Kathleen _______________________________________________ pbs mailing list pbs@lists.ibiblio.org http://pacificbulbsociety.org/list.php http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/