Hi All, I am new here but have been reading along for a few months. I read May's discussion about bulbs with attractive foliage and here are my picks which I don't think overlap with any of the excellent choices that were mentioned earlier. All of the following are in the Amaryllidacae family. Crinum x 'Mrs. James Hendry' - foliage is very tidy and stiffly erect, very attractive even when not in bloom. Crinum jagus 'Rattrayii' - a different look than 'Mrs. James Hendry', but also very attractive. Hymenocallis 'Tropical Giant' - dark green and glossy swords. Hymenocallis latifolia - same as above but with even larger and broader leaves. Eucharis x grandiflora - unusual for an Amaryllid, this one has broad, heart-shaped, glossy leaves. The Eucharis is tender and does fine in lower light situations, so I grow it as a houseplant that gets a vacation outdoors each summer. The others I grow out in the open in my Zone 7 garden, although the jagus 'Rattrayii' is in a protected spot on a south facing slope and gets mulched heavily for winter. Any of these would work for container culture in colder climates, although the containers would need to be large. I can take photos of the foliage of any of the above and post them to the wiki if anyone is interested. Regards, Jay Yourch Raleigh, NC USA (USDA Zone 7)