Dear Jim & al, Perhaps those with a more coastal climate could get it to perform in mid winter? Odd that rabiits go for it. I suppose it is because it is early leafage? Mark Normandy, France where a goodly clump of 'Cedric' is doing well after only a few years. > Message du 06/01/14 18:45 > De : "James Waddick" > > Dear Mark, > > I’ve grown ‘Cedric’ for years. In very mild winters it may be in bloom before the end of Jan, but mid Feb to Mid March is far more common . It is always the earliest Narc. to bloom here. It is unfortunately slow to multiply in my hard climate though. Being the first thing to produce foliage it is always a target for bunnies and I have to put a bell jar over it to keep it from being eaten. I know it is a Narc and ‘nothing ‘ eats them. > > Even so, it is one of my favorites and I wish it would multiply faster and I could spread it around the garden. > > Best Jim W in Kansas City MO _______________________________________________ pbs mailing list pbs@lists.ibiblio.org http://pacificbulbsociety.org/list.php http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/