Rita, you should see some nice increase this year! I've found that Chionodoxa and Scilla siberica bloom a bit later the first year, and don't all start blooming at the same time, but once they've settled in for a year they put on quite a show.
Before the deluge of snow I noticed a lot of germinating seedlings from Siberian Squills. Those start blooming the 2nd year, so they just get better and better!
Rob, the great thing is many of them are inexpensive and easy to plant, which is addictive to me
