Thank you for the replies. I did check out the link, and found a couple companies I want to try. I'll check on the iris. I have day lilies, some, I just planted this year, and they haven't bloomed yet, and the larger kinds of iris. The bed I want to put them in will have lots of annuals, too, so they should be small when the early bulbs are blooming. In my other beds I have some crocus, grape hyacinths that get covered by perennial geraniums, daffodils, that take forever for their foliage to die, that I plant annuals around, and a few tulips here and there. I also have a clump of arum that my son informed me prefers shade that I may move. I had another, but it died. When I bought the arum bulbs, I had no idea what they were, and they are kind of cool, with their arrow shaped foliage, and their little balls that turn red. That made me wonder if there were other plants out there I haven't heard of that the foliage dies back sooner for. I'm sure there are plants I'm not familiar with, but thanks for letting me know I'll still have foliage to deal with. I paid 5.98 a piece for the Lycoris. I wouldn't have if I'd realized they were Surprise Lilies. I don't know if they are the pale pink like I've seen, or a brighter pink like the tag shows. Are there different kinds of these? Thanks again, Sue

I think it is Acacia podalyriifolia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acacia_podalyriifolia Thank you all!

I am interested in your blue water iris, and mini cats. I would also bt interested in a couple purple w? yellow beard Iris if you have any. I have parrots feather, frogbit, I might be able to give you some water hawthorne. I also have arrowhead and penny wort. let me know for a faster response email me on the direct email on aol at mikey92306@aol.com

Agree with Heterotheca canescens.