Dear All, There is still time for some of you to tell us about your favorite red flowered bulbs. Thanks to those who posted although those of us who love hummingbirds wouldn't want to plant anything to give cats a hiding place for pouncing. When we visited Kew in May, Bob photographed a pretty red Lilium, Lilium pumilum. Charles Hardman from Southern California gave seed of this to the BX which was unclaimed since it made it to Dell's sale list. Surely if people had seen a picture of it they might have been more inclined to ask for it. Jane McGary mentioned it as one that could be grown in the Pacific Northwest when we talked about species lilies last year and I have notes from an old post from Kathy Andersen that she could grow it in Delaware so there we have four very different places where it grows. I have added a couple of pictures of it to the wiki to help stimulate interest in this week's topic. http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… After seeing it, I don't think that probably Lilium pumilum was the correct name of the plant with the lost tag that Rodger nominated for the favorite yellow flowered bulbs unless it comes in yellow too. Mary Sue TOW Coordinator