Cyclamen hederifolium produces flowers in August/ September with foliage following in late September. The only colchicum I know that flowers together with its foliage is the strange, spring blooming, yellow-flowered Colchicum luteum. Many of the autumn blooming crocus lack foliage: Crocus speciosus and its cultivars for example. The much later flowering C. laevigatus fontenayi, however, does flower together with its leaves, in December/ January. Lycoris squamigera sends up pink trumpet flowers in August and foliage in spring, while L. radiate produces narrow-petalled red flowers with anthers resembling shrimp-like antenna in September, but foliage follows soon after. Judy in August-sultry New Jersey