Well, I don't have too much blooming right now how about everyone else? I have had some intermittent Sprekelia and Hippeastrella blooms (gourmet slug salad I like to call them), Queen Fabiola has a couple of spikes, canna are starting to spike, lots of sinningias have been blooming, sisyrinchiums are either starting or just finishing, a few stray Zephyranthes/Habranthus here and there, a Cypella from Plant Delights (I think it is a cypella, looks like a cypella), Hymenocallis harrisiana (just sprouted last week and now has spikes coming out), a few Crinum here and there, some Pelargoniums, and an alocasia that just woke up and decided to produce a flower before a new leaf. Oh, and I almost forgot, I have a voodoo lily (Sauromatum, which is hardy to z5 by the way) that is open. I was going to go Wed and get a photo as it would have been in perfect state but I didn't and yesterday it had alreay flopped (and there was no smell). I am trying to get some hybrid seed on some of my sinningias to try out for hardiness. If anyone lives in a zone 7-9 and would like to try some out, let me know. I need to get some feedback. Also, I would like to highly recommend Sisyrinchium 'Puerto Yellow' that I originally recieved from Plant Delights. I purchased one plant (quart size) last spring. I have sold at least 6 or 8 plants (one gallon size) and just divided 5 more 1 gallon yesterday. I now have 27 1 gallon containers. This little trouper was planted in my really crappy clay soil that I purchased as 50/50 mix and it not only flowered its little heart out since Nov. but it widened the leaf size and increased (obviously) well. Over all I give it a 2 thumbs up. ===== John Ingram in mostly gloomy but warm, L.A., CA. Not much blooming right now, just a few Crinums, a sinningia or two, and some fabulous Pelergoniums. jjingram@adelphia.net Floralartistry2000@yahoo.com http://www.geocities.com/floralartistry2000/