And I would ask if anyone has knowledge of other forms of G. papilio. I talked with a fellow from Seattle last year who raved about a really dark - chocolate-colored? nice markings? - one he'd seen on a trip. Brent Hine Vancouver, BC James Waddick wrote: >> adiolus papilio is not the most attractive species >> glad, but must be one of the most hardy. A corm from our clone >> hitchhiked on a plant that I shared with a friend in Minnesota. The >> glad has rapidly spread and survived below -20F with no problems and no >> protection. This certainly should be a good breeding candidate. > > Dear Tony and all - > I see this is NOT sold on your web site and it is one species > I haven't tried, but obviously ought to do that. > > I Goggled a number of UK sources, but can anyone suggest a > good US source for corms? > > Anyone else tried it and have comments on the plant or its hardiness? > > Thanks Jim W.