Fred: I will start offering them again next spring. Still no chinensis bloom here, though. The only ones really doing much are the L. sprengeri. The L. longituba were just a tad ahead here. I'm still not getting bloom of a fully recovered transplanting, and it's been two seasons. With this particular mass transplanting, I dug bulbs with remnant roots, placed in 5 gallon buckets of water, on one day (September-ish, 2004), then transplanted to the new location the next day. Should have been very little stress (relatively speaking). I'm happy to see the Lycoris blooms that I am seeing and feel really confident about availability next spring. Mr. Kelly M. Irvin The Bulbmeister 10846 Hodge Ln Gravette, AR 72736 479-366-4968 USDA Cold Hardiness Zone 6b E-mail: mailto:bulbmeister@bulbmeister.com Website: http://www.bulbmeister.com/ Forum: http://www.bulbmeister.com/forum/ arlen jose wrote: > Hello Folks, > > My question has two parts. Is this a good time of the year to plant this > Lycoris? Does anyone know of a source for this plant? > > Warm Regards, > Fred Biasella > Cambridge (Boston) MA > USDA Zone 6b > > _______________________________________________ > pbs mailing list > pbs@lists.ibiblio.org > http://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/list.php >