Well, there is the famous Cosmos atrosanguineus which has tubers and really does smell like a rich dark chocolate. But I have never ever been able to get them to come back from winter dormancy whether I keep them dry or wet or barely moist over the winter. I have not tried bringing them in from outside. Maybe they require warm winters as well as warm summers? Also, it is supposedly the case that all of them in existence in the entire world are all the same clone and they are extinct in the wild. So no seeds are ever formed. I also like the Sherry Baby Oncidium orchid's chocolate scent--very close to the real thing. But I don't think Oncidiums count as bulbs. (In fact, how do they decide which orchids do count as bulbs, like Pleiones and Bletillas, and which don't?) --Lee Poulsen Pasadena, California, USDA Zone 10a On Jul 5, 2006, at 1:26 PM, Sheri Ann Richerson wrote: > The post on the gladiolus with the chocolate scent makes me want to > enquire > if there are other bulbs that have chocolate scented foliage or > flowers. > > Does anyone know of any or is anyone growing some? > > Thanks, > Sheri >