Sorry to hear this---these plants are so awsome when they bloom! I have one large clump of them growing, believe it or not, at the base of a Black Walnut tree---it gets no care at all and blooms like crazy every summer. Could that be the clue on them--ignore them and they do better? If you decide to get rid of them, I'd gladly take them off your hands---have a grass garden they'd work really well tucked in a nice secluded corner.

They were all over our old neighborhood, which is why I wanted them in the first place. (Aside from realizing that I'd posted this in the wrong forum, but I don't know how to delete it). It occurred to me, after digging around for growing instructions, that I've got them too deep in the dirt. Several sites said to plant them as shallow as amaryllis, which I didn't. So, in addition to re-potting them in a larger pot, with nice new rich soil, I'll be putting them shallower in the dirt, in the fervent hopes that THIS year, I'll get flowers.

Minflick: I am no expert but I read that these bulbs are picky about being moved and may take several seasons to bloom after being disturbed or moved. I bought some about 2 years ago and they did nothing the first year and have only recently put out foilage. I am just waiting patiently for them to do their thing. They are in a pot now until a permanent location is selected. Hope this helps!

-Frank