The Pacific Bulb Society wiki is a project of the members of the pbs list.
http://lists.ibiblio.org/mailman/listinfo/pbs
This list is composed of people around the world who are interested in gardening with bulbs (more broadly geophytes, as we include all plants with an underground storage organ such as bulbs, corms, rhizomes, tubers.) The pbs wiki gives everyone an opportunity to share information and pictures and to update and add to the work of others. Photographs from our files section and linked to our wiki pages belong to the photographers credited on the wiki pages where they are linked and cannot be used without their permission.
The wiki pages can be found by clicking on the blue text. URLs are preceded by a flower.
Contributors lists all the people who have added information or pictures to this wiki.
FAQ is continually updated to answer all the questions about how to contribute to and use the Pacific Bulb Society wiki. A shorter version of instructions and links to how to pages can be found on Using This Wiki
Families lists the families with bulbous or geophytic, or related species illustrated or discussed on the PBS wiki.
Favorite Bulbs list some of the favorite bulbs of members of this list as compiled from topic of the week discusssions
Miscellaneous is the wiki page where we add information that doesn't quite fit anywhere else such as graphs of the rainfall in different parts of the world.
Mystery Bulbs we need help in identifying are illustrated and described on this page.
Pests And Diseases gives information about and illustrations of damage to bulbs from pests and diseases.
Photographs And Information is the place on our wiki where we have information and pictures of bulbs arranged alphabetically by genus in table format. The photographs were taken by the members of the list of plants they have grown or seen in the wild.
Places includes special places bulbs are found in the wild, and in private and public gardens with bulb displays.
References is the wiki page that serves as a bibliography for our subject. It is a list of books and monographs that we have found very helpful.
TOW stands for the Topic of the Week and includes links to specific discussions on the pbs list.
Track this Wiki is the title for a page that includes wiki pages where you can find details about the pbs wiki.
Using This Wiki contains abbreviated instructions and "how to" information for adding information to wiki pages.
Upload File is where you can learn about how to add pictures to our wiki.
For more information on the Pacific Bulb Society consult our Web Site
Click to get a printable membership application
