Dear All, Won't any of the rest of you tell us about your favorite yellow flowered bulbs? What about all you Narcissus fans? I've had a very difficult time deciding as there are quite a number of ones I absolutely love. I found John's response very interesting. Here is mine, not necessarily in order of preference: 1. My first one would be a Calochortus and there are quite a few nice yellow flowered species. If I go with reliability I'd have to vote for Calochortus luteus with strong competition from C. amabilis. They are both wonderful plants and very different and if I had six choices I'd include them both. 2. I have been praising Oxalis luteola for a number of months now and that is one of the reasons it would make my list. It blooms for months on end, with bright yellow flowers to brighten the winter days, green leaves, sometimes red stems and often red under the leaves. 3. Triteleia ixioides is one of my favorite plants. If I just name it by the species name I can include all the wonderful subspecies. Last year I had one or the other blooming from January through June. The variety 'Tiger' is a wonderful plant. They seem to be a bit later this year, but soon will start the show. 4. Nothoscordum felipponei (syn. Ipheion dialystemon, Ipheion sellowianum) can give me two for one with the name change, bright yellow fragrant flowers in winter, nice green leaves, and happy memories of my visit to Bill Dijk in New Zealand. 5. The last one is hard since there are quite a few I'd like to pick, but I think I will go with Tulipa batalini. This little tulip is so charming. It blooms after many of my other tulips have faded and I can always count on it year after year. I'm sure all of these are pictured on the wiki. Mary Sue Mary Sue Ittner California's North Coast Wet mild winters with occasional frost Dry mild summers