In my dormant, but late summer blooming, section of potted bulbs, I have three scapes coming up. All three are for the first time. They are Lycoris squamigera, L. incarnata, and one of the bulbs of Amaryllis belladonna hybrids from Les Hannibal's garden that were offered way back when. These are all in larger pots (3 gal. ones). The reason I even have L. squamigera (which isn't supposed to flower in my area) was that it was offered at one of the local nurseries and every year it grows a nice set of healthy leaves which have increased over time. I can't just kill it just because I later learned it's not supposed to bloom in my area, can I? --Lee Poulsen Pasadena, California, USDA Zone 10a