Dear All, No one has nominated Romulea as one of their favorite yellow flowered bulbs. I said I'd have trouble just picking five and hoped people would pick some of my other favorites that didn't make my list and many have been chosen. But since Romulea has not been mentioned yet I'd just like to add a plug for them. I grow quite a few with more getting closer to the blooming stage. R. citrina, R. diversiformis, and R. flava have been pictured on the wiki in the past and some of these flowers are quite charming. I have just added pictures of two more. One is Romulea tortuosa. This one can have wonderful black markings (which might make Jennifer view it with more interest), but the one the came with my Jim Robinett bulbs is the one that used to be called ssp. aurea which is unmarked. This bulb is fragrant, rather like some of the Narcissus and I am not especially fond of that fragrance. Alas mine does not have spiral leaves like some found in the wild. In spite of those reservations I am fond of this species and appreciate any flower that blooms in December and January each year. It also has a really interesting looking corm. I need to photograph that when it is dormant. I'd like to see more corm pictures on the wiki, especially since often that is an important feature in identification. The second one I added is Romulea luteoflora which opened yesterday blooming for the first time from Silverhill Seed just in time for our yellow flowered theme. I think it is smashing! It is a buttercup yellow with black markings in the center and interesting coloring on the back of the petals. http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… I have gotten some Mediterranean Romuleas from Jane McGary the past couple of years and like those as well. They aren't yellow however. One I got from her this year is also blooming right now, Romulea bulbocodium Zahnii. I searched and can't find that as a subspecies name anywhere although I see that it is sold by that name by some. Regardless, it is a very nice plant too and I have added it to the European and Med. Romulea page: http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… 20Romuleas I hope that wraps. The title is a bit long. Unfortunately now that we have made subdirectories on the wiki for a lot of genera we had many photos for the urls for a lot of pictures are not going to wrap since they are much longer. You can always access both Romulea pages from: http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… Mary Sue