Hello Kelly, I have some Zephyranthes drummondii, white rain lilies. If you want to send your bulbs first, then I'll match the size of bulbs you send. Xtal

Hello I have yellow Hollyhock and mint(not sure what kind came with the house). Let me know I would love your bulbils. Thanks Lisa

I do not personally grow either of these, but they are both bulbs, right? The vast majority of bulbs grow, bloom, and then "ripen" their foliage. You know it's ripening when it starts to turn yellow, then brown, then "die". It's not really dead, though. The bulb is just going dormant. It will reappear to do its thing again next year.

That's why I always want spring to come each year so badly, as soon as everything greens up the garden turns unbelievably lovely. Plus you know how it is in spring, there is always something going on in the garden. Nancy, thank you for the ID on my double daff. I am going to leave it be, even though I remember it flopping on the ground last year also, because I think it is very pretty. I still can't believe I bought those uglies. Daffs are usually so pretty LOL! I think this will be a good year for lilies here as they are coming up all over the place with nice strong growth. I put about 12 groupings of extra fancy lilies in last spring and they should look really good this year. You know they take that first year to settle in. Plus afew more just singles or doubles of some more lillies. I do love lillies. I used to have a big stand of the Oriental lillies out front that these new ones are replacements for. Only the old stand was much larger than what I put in now. It will have to do this way I think as I don't feel it would look good if I extended the lily area over more. I have Tiger lilies too, old ones been here since I was a child. Were here when my parents bought the house.