Hi, First off as the one who compiled the favorite colored bulbs for the wiki, this was a huge job and I think it will be easier for Nhu if he compiles a list of bulbs around the world in bloom for each week if everyone includes the name of their plants in their post (not just a link) and as he requested use the subject heading for the specific week. I'm not going to add a link to photos since I expect I've added photos of all the ones I have in bloom to the wiki at one time or another. Because we had rainfall late I still have native California Brodiaeas and Triteleias in bloom. But these are the ones that are the most distinctive at the moment: Allium jepsonii (late blooming California species) Aristea capitata - I have a number of these and one or the other has been blooming for awhile. I thought the latest to bloom was a different species, but I think judging by the size, it is this species. (198 cm. tall) Begonia boliviensis - we've talked about this one before and how you can make new plants from leaf cuttings Cyclamen hederifolium - seems a bit early Cyrtanthus elatus x montanus - in my greenhouse in big pots Dierama - like Kathleen, my were of uncertain parentage and are probably D. pulcherrimum, even though that is a summer rainfall species and my plants get a lot of rain in winter and very little moisture in summer, but still survive and seed themselves about a bit in spite of my trying to deadhead them. I agree with Mike that they are very satisfying Gladiolus tristis - this is the late blooming one with markings in the flowers Haemanthus humilis - It is so exciting in summer to see that these are going to bloom as the bud appears at the bottom of the soil. Lilium pardalinum - native to this area, with a wet spring these are thriving, both in the ground and in containers Oxalis - I have species shared from Uli that are native to Ecuador and Mexico that bloom for months in summer Polianthes geminiflora - of recent posts. I put mine under cover in winter and they lose almost all of their leaves Mary Sue Mary Sue Ittner California's North Coast Wet mild winters with occasional frost Dry mild summers