Hi All, Last Saturday evening's heavy rain on my garden has lead to a rain lily day. This is the day 3-5 days after a heavy rain when nearly every rain lily in the garden flowers. The flowers only last a few days, but it is spectacular while it lasts. Here is a list of the rain lilies blooming in my garden today: Z. x 'Apricot Queen' Z. sp. Labuffarosa and the selection 'Big Dude' Z. sp El Cielo Z. candida Z. reginae Z. grandiflora Z. x 'Grandjax' Z. x 'Sunset Strain' Z. x 'Prarie Sunset' H. x floryi, both green and purple base forms H. robustus and the selection 'Russell Manning' H. unknown hybrid H. brachyandrus H. 'Cherry Pink' I took photos of Z. sp. Labuffarosa and 'Big Dude' this morning and put them on the wiki. The others were not open enough to photograph this morning. I hope to get more photos this evening or tomorrow morning, but heavy rains are predicted again today and may reduce the show to shreds. See http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… While I had the camera out, I took a shot of a fruiting Arum italicum. See http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… Regards, Jay Yourch Central North Carolina, USA (USDA Zone 7)