Yep, just opened/opening in costal Delaware garden - in the ground and hardy now for several years. Steve Putman James Waddick wrote: > Dear All, > This is a slow time in the garden. A sudden cold front, rains > from a lagging Gustav and lower temps have slowed things down a lot. > > Lycoris caldwellii is still going strong and my optimism is > for bloom on the later L. radiata and relatives. > > A small patch of color is provided by a pot of Rhodophiala > bifida in a gallon pot. On the one hand it really isn't much, but the > color is great and the amount of care is minimal so it is getting > more attention -at least admiration- for a few days now. Mine is from > the Texas 'form' which I have tried in the garden, but without > success. just pushing it a bit too much. > > Anyone else blooming it now? > > Best Jim W. > > ps. I meant to comment earlier about Judy G's note on 'Friendly > INvaders'. You mean it isn't all black & White and there are shades > of grey? Whoda Knew? Thanks for the link.