My Grand Primos are smaller blooms with tighter petals and are tighter in their clusters. I googled Early Pearl and these don't look like them either. I do hope someone can ID them for you, because they are positively gorgeous!

Yes I know this is it now, thanks. I had ordered some heirloom bulbs from Dixie Bulbs (http://www.dixiebulbs.com/index.htm) and the owner graciously sent EP as a gift. They just bloomed in a pot and it is the same thing! Now I know where to get some more. The scent is much nicer than the usual paperwhites- very sweet. And they are obviously adapted to the heat.

That is terrific news. Old House Gardens carries them too. I never ordered them because I had read that they are prone to splitting into small non-blooming bulbs, but obviously yours have not done that. I will be checking them out next year. They are lovely.

Hey donnabaskets, Scott Ogden in his book says to plant them deep and they won't split. That's what I'll do. It will worth it for the fragrance.

Good tip. Will remember that, and thank you.