Just a note about Oxalis bulbs. They vary greatly in size. So Dell can't tell with BX bulbs if they are blooming size or not. Oxalis glabra bulbs are very tiny and Oxalis namaquana are very small as well. They never do get very big. Before I plant some year I should take a photo of Oxalis hirta 'Gothenburg ' which is very large next to Oxalis glabra so you can see what I mean. I'm working on a photo table of Oxalis bulbs that we have pictured on the wiki for comparison and hope to get it up next week. Oxalis fans if you have photos of the bulbs of some of the ones we don't have shown now on the wiki please send them to me so I can include them. Or you can wait until I get the table up and see what is missing and then send them along. We are having our warmest consecutive days of the year right now and I have a lot of fall blooming Oxalis in bloom. Also one of the Rhodophiala bulbs that my husband saved a couple of years ago is blooming. I was going to toss them even though they were big since this genus has rarely (like once every ten years) bloomed for me. I haven't seen the ones I planted out in years and only once did I get a bloom from them. The ones he talked me into saving are in a deep pot with other things that usually bloom. Also blooming are a lot of Nerines, Cyclamen, and Crocus. He was quick to point out the bloom yesterday. Mary Sue Mary Sue Ittner California's North Coast Wet mild winters with occasional frost Dry mild summers