Roland asked: Isn't the new name for Ismene now Hymenocallis or did they bring the old name back Ismene is sgregated from Hymenocallis on genetic grounds. Ismene is part of the Peruvian Andean clade while Hymenocallis is centered in North and Central America. Physically, Ismene forms a pseudostem, while Hymenocallis leaves are all basal; Ismene tepals all have a green midstripe, while those of Hymenocalis are pure white; Ismene stamens form an angle with the corona, while those of Hymenocallis tend to be in line. I have grown Sulphur Queen in the past, and its anthers bore pollen, though I don't know whether the flowers were fertile. I am currently growing some Ismene which I bought nearly a decade ago at a big box store, so it is probably a hybrid. But, the flowers are pure white (with green midstripe) lightly scented, and fertile. And I am growing the seedlings from it. David E