That isn't 'Baby Star', it's 'Lily Star' which seems to be substitute for 'Baby Star' and several other varieties often.

I agree: This is not "Baby Star" This substitute is not adequate, I am sad to say. Too bad that I neglected mine, years ago, then lost it to the mites. The real "Baby Star" can perform epically, particularly outdoors:

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This has been my experiance all season. I didn't want to post on the-mystery sale- thread since I have never ordered from RC, but almost all of my bulbs have been a "mystery" this year.
Mike

So, you got a Lilystar through the back door too..well, she's generous with her flowers, and my plant is very healthy..aside from that, I wouldn't go out of my way to buy another if she should meet with a disaster..

I am waiting for one of my Misties to bloom (nothing yet) and I will apply Tinkerbell's pollen on several flowers..hopefully I'll have something to share.(I don't know if Misty sets seeds though) This is my best shot with what I have to work with for something the work with Tinkerbell that might not overpower her subtle beauty..I froze some of Tinkerbell's' pollen just in case Misty blooms later, during summer.
All attempts to self her have failed, I have one last shriveling seedpod with Neon Rose, so.. she is extremely picky!!

Donna