As I used to write in my surplus bulb lists, I have just about given up trying to figure out Narcissus nomenclature and have just sent out bulbs and seeds with the names under which I received them, adding whatever synonyms I can get from Blanchard's book mentioned by Iain. Unfortunately new "species" seem to be named constantly, although I think Blanchard regards many of these as small hybrid populations or just local variants. The Bulbocodium section, which includes N. cantabricus, is particularly rich in confusions, but I'm glad to see a lot of them in flower right now, despite a viciously cold December. They are rewarding plants and very easy in pots, but should be grown as hard as possible because they tend to go over fast and flop in a warm greenhouse. Also in flower now are N. hedraeanthus, N. jacetanus, and what I have under the name N. asturicus (which I think is an invalid name now). The latter two are trumpet daffodils but respectively small and very small. Jane McGary Northwestern Oregon, USA