I've had Pancratium zeylanicum for over 10 years. I assume it's somewhat related to P. verecundum since I think zeylanicum is from Ceylon, the previous name for Sri Lanka. It actually grows really great for me as a foliage plant and multiplies easily. But I have never once seen a flower or scape on it. Does anyone know how to get it to flower? --Lee Poulsen Pasadena, California, USA - USDA Zone 10a On Jan 6, 2011, at 12:11 PM, Jacob Knecht wrote: > > Jim, > > You got me curious about Amaryllidaceae in Nepal, so I did a search on Kew's > checklist. Apparently there are three members the family native to Nepal: > Pancratium verecundum, Crinum amoenum and C. viviparum. > > Jacob