Here in coastal Northern California it has been colder than usual, but a bit above freezing at night. I have quite a few Oxalis blooming: Oxalis compressa, O. luteola, two forms, O. purpurea, many forms, Oxalis obtusa, just 2 so far, Oxalis versicolor, Oxalis perdicaria, and a couple of days ago surprising me an odd O. imbricata. I thought it was done for the year. Until very recently I had Cyclamen cilicium flowering, but now just have a lot of forms of C. coum and C. persicum, also one or two C. repandum flowers. Some plants of that species are just shooting out. There is one flower left from Cyclamen hederifolium var. confusum. Like David I have Tristagma/Ipheion 'Rolf Fiedler' flowering. It has a very long season. Iris unguicularis continues to have a flower open every now and then and the same for Moraea polystachya. The pink version of Allium hyalinum from Nhu is blooming and strange for this time of the year there are more flowers on Pelargonium sidoides. There is a Lachenalia that used to be aloides var. quadricolor. I must confess I didn't try to figure out the name changes when Duncan's most recent Lachenalia book came out. Like Jane I have Narcissus cantabricus in bloom, but also N. romieuxii. Clivia robusta is flowering with its red and green flowers. In the unheated greenhouse Haemanthus deformis and Cyrtanthus mackenii are flowering and the blue Freesia laxa will soon by joining them. Mary Sue