Dear All, This continues to be a really wonderful topic of the week. I love hearing from different parts of the world. We seem to be missing our southern hemisphere contingent however. Any nominations from Argentina (there are all those great South American Irids), New Zealand, Australia, South Africa? Many parts of Australia I expect to have a lot of light too so it would be interesting to know if people there who experience a lot of light are not fond of yellow. Although there have been a few blanket votes for Narcissus, I think it would be interesting to have some favorites in that genus too. Maybe some of you who are especially fond of this genus can give us your choices for your favorite yellows and include Narcissus by name (although I don't want to preempt the joint topic of the week coming in February on this one.) Tulipa batalini has made more than one list from more than one area. It was on my list. John has pointed out that it really is a clone of Tulipa linifolia. We probably need to fix that on the wiki. Do you have a suggestion John for how we can write it to distinguish between the beautiful red flowered ones and the ones you can still buy commercially as T. batalini with all the shades of yellow? Would it just be Tulipa linifolia (yellow clone often referred to as T. batalini)? I think this topic deserves its own wiki page with all this information compiled in one place. I expect it might take a bit of time to pull it all together. And yes, Lee, I do plan to have future topics for other colors. Last year we had topics of the week where we discussed the best bulbs for different climates and I plan to every couple of months have a topic on favorite bulbs of different colors. Mary Sue TOW coordinator