Eranthis cilicia

must check mine , I bought so late I wonder if they will pop up ?

Did you buy dry or 'in the green'? They are more difficult to establish from dry corms.

dry and late, corms looked ok and quite large , wait and see if not they are selling in the green now ...

They will happily seed Sue some of mine are under an Azalea ,my original plants were in the green they have spread from under the shrubs onto each side of the gravel path running beside the bushes I have to walk the middle line so as not to step on them ...

How lovely Amy, a carpet must be a colourful sight to rival a carpet of English bluebells.
G-g leave you with hope, but I never had much luck with dry corms.

I think ours have drowned lol bought all in the green too! had one flower out!!

That is a shame Dd, I think the Azalea keeps the soil beneath fairly dry.

No point in me planting them if they don't like drowning. :0)

You too Linda? really shocking weather......if only we could have some normal cold frosty but dry weather, our grass has never looked so bad....

I have dry corms in pots from late November. nothing above ground but fine roots coming out of the pots. so hopefully?

E cilicia, which mine was labelled as, is suppose to be bigger variety of hyemalis but a little more difficult to establish than hyemalis coming from dryer country.