Dear All, Romulea tetragona is a South African Romulea that often blooms during our wettest dreariest time of year. I often see that it is going to bloom and then miss it because it just hasn't gotten warm enough or the sun hasn't come out or it was only open when I was not at home. This year we've had some sunshine and one cold day I brought it inside and placed it under the sky light and it opened rather quickly. I have added Bob's pictures of it to the wiki to go with the one from Lauw already there. http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… There is a picture of the bud (often all I'd see), a cool one he took showing the backside of the flowers and the leaves which make this an easy Romulea to identify since I think there is only another species, R. hirta, that has leaves like this. And finally those flowers open after spending sometime inside. Mary Sue Mary Sue Ittner California's North Coast Wet mild winters with occasional frost Dry mild summers