Some time ago I asked for ID suggestions for an amaryllidaceous plant with longer, brighter green leaves than A. belladonna, and a definite neck to the foliage. It has been growing in a large container for years and never flowered. It emerges in early fall when night temperatures begin falling, grows through the winter, and goes leafless with hot weather. It has been unaffected by mild frost. I was sure it was not A. b. because I would never plant that in a container. It just revealed itself to be an Ismene. Nice scented white flowers. I do recall buying some Ismene bulbs over 10 years ago but thought I put them all in the ground. Seems I planted some in this container. The ones in the bed struggle to survive and have never flowered. Leo Martin Phoenix Arizona USA