Hi, A week or more ago I made a Thysanotus wiki page. This is a genus I enjoyed seeing in the wild in Australia. I have tried to grow two different species propagated by Diana Chapman at Telos and kept one of them alive for several years (and two different seasons) of bloom. It hasn't returned this year however. The other I managed to kill before it bloomed. http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… I have added Cameron McMaster's picture of Apodolirion macowanii. Apodolirion looks a lot like Gethyllis. http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… I have so many bulbs blooming at the moment (I think I counted more than 200 pots and many things blooming in the ground too), but have especially been enjoying my ever expanding collection of Romuleas. They are so bright and cheerful on those days when we have sunny warm weather (obviously they don't choose to open every day.) I have added some improved close-up pictures of Romulea sabulosa which I continue to think of as one of the most gorgeous flowers in my collection, a new species, Romulea monticola, a smaller yellow variety, and a picture of a lot of Romulea diversiformis that were blooming at once and rather dazzling I thought (if you like yellow and I do). http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… From Jane McGary this year I had in bloom one she called Romulea crocea, a form of Romulea bulbocodium from Turkey and Syria. It also is yellow and was long blooming, with very short flowers. http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… I've been meaning to add some pictures of Lachenalia carnosa. I believe this is the species that we saw in Namaqualand in the fading light that Rod and Rachel Saunders had me running all over to see different specimens to find the very best. In spite of it being from dry hot Namaqualand I have had good luck growing it in winter wet cooler Northern California. Every year the bulbs seem to get bigger. One of them this year in a container overshadowed everything else and I think it would have been happy being the only plant in the pot. I love watching the flowers unfold. The leaves are really beautiful and the buds are too in various stages. This is definitely one to grow under cover however as the leaves get ruined with heavy rain and hail. Mine are grown outside on benches open at the sides, but with a cover to shield some of the worst of the elements. Some rain still blows in. http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… Finally I noticed today that the man who has spent hours and hours helping me fix bugs in our wiki and getting things to work much better so we can protect our work from outside vandals has made a wiki page. http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… He has developed the software for one of the wikis that is creating an encyclopedia. Some of you might be interested in looking at the links to his pages on his other wikis and learning all about him. He responded to my plea for help on the ibiblio forum and has done all this work for us out of kindness. He doesn't give up which has been lucky for us since fixing some of the problems hasn't been easy. It is now necessary to sign in to upload pictures as well as to edit pages. If you forget, you will be reminded. Just sign in using your name (capitalized) written as one word. You will need to use at least two words written together. I can sign in as MarySue or MarySueIttner for example. Mary Sue