Here in Portland, Oregon, we have the following blooming in our garden: Near and dear to my heart, many plants in the Arailiaceae are blooming: Fatsias, Dendropanax, etc. Two plants that have had blooms literally everday since March are Osteospermum barberiae and Venidium fatuosum, and neither of them really show any signs of stopping now with the colder weather, although the Venidium is only supposed to be hardy to 25 degrees F. I'm crossing my fingers. Acanthus sennii is flowering for us, although I've heard it can be difficult, so I must be lucky this year. Salvia discolor, with it's pure black flowers is one of my favorites. It'll have to go in for the winter this week, I suppose. We also have an Arbutus 'Marina' as a street tree that is full of pinkish, bell-shaped flowers, very pretty. Although in this case flowers really aren't the point, Othonna cherifolia is blooming in one of our borders. Fall blooming Mahonia eurybracteata's yellow flower spikes are still holding on after a few weeks. As for bulbs: Ipheon uniflorum is blooming, but I just brought it home from work and planted it, so being in the greenhouses until just a few weeks ago surely had an influence. Schizostylis coccinea is still going strong, and has been for some time now. Cyclamen hederifolium are still blooming, here and there. That's all I can think of right now. Ryan Portland, OR (USDA zone 8b)