Alberto Castillo wrote: >Asphodelus albus is a super garden plant for dry/dryish summer >locations. Outstanding in borders. I would add the caution that it goes dormant, rather messily, in late summer, and that it should be deadheaded both for looks and to prevent its fairly enthusiastic self-seeding. If I decide to bring it here, I'll put it behind something that will conceal its decline. Mature plants are very easy to divide when dormant, and seedlings flower in their second or third year. Predators do not touch this plant as far as I've seen. Jane McGary Portland, Oregon