Oakhurst -
Eucomis extraordinary - getting close , next to it is a Giant Pineapple Lily.

I love that eucomis jmorth! Now I miss my tiny piny eucomis badly...it was a no show this summer... I took a peek a few days ago, the bulb looks okay, just cannot push the growth..oh well...I will just watch and enjoy your blooms

Almost looks artificial it's so perfect. Do they get better every year?

Awesome !!!! You have beautiful plants jmorth !

These might usually be too early for what you meant here, but it 'feels' summery when they bloom end of April/beginning of May.
Amaryllis


It's so cool and wet lately, some of the Oxalis crassipes is blooming sparsely again now, although this pic is from May, when it was in full force.


Tried to take a pic of some tall cool Alliums while they were up last month but as tall/see-through as they were, I deleted all of my tries 'cuz all I could notice in the pics was the stuff around/behind. Didn't do justice to what it's like to look at them for real.

They do seem to improve every year.

late Blood Lily

and a late Peruvian Lily

Peacock Orchid (Gladiolus murielae) and Crocosmia 'Emberglow' Liking these guys together.

Nice combo Evan.

Thanks j. This is my first year with the Glad and I'm very impressed. Only about half have bloom stalks though.

Awesome combo Evan! All the beauties behind them peeking through make for gorgeous pics too. I really enjoy seeing your pics over time and seeing your garden's evolution, more and more stunning with each view!

jmorth, it's great seeing the foliage of your blood lily- not at all how I imagined they would look! Reminds me of a birds nest fern more than a bulb plant. Is the leaf veining parallel?

Blood lily leaf

Crinum - on it's 2nd round of blooms


Magic Lily's first appearance -

Crinum is really putting on a show -

Some late season lilies -
Beauty Rose Black Beauty Gold Henryi

Beauteous j

Thanks Evan.

A. belladonna is blooming here.




And a Rain Lily started from seed last year gave me a smile today.

Here's a bulb I received from a bulb swap a few years ago, pretty sure it's Habranthus robustus. It has a similar habit to Zephranthes (although larger in stature), in the way they burst into bloom when watered after a dry period.





Not sure what these are. I had thought they were a species of Habranthus, but I haven't found a match in my searching.

Habranthus robustus?

Are you thinking the last 3 pics are Habranthus robustus? I've had it in my head that they were a species of Habranthus, but they look more like a Zephranthes. I read on the Pacific Bulb Society page that Zephs hold their blooms straight up and Habranthus have that tilt at the base of the bloom. That kinda leaves me scratching my head- they are upright, but I do see a slight tilt. They have a lot of yellow showing, and all the pics I've seen of H.robustus don't show a hint of yellow, just the white throat like the first 5 pics. Whatever they are, I do enjoy them a lot- they require little care and bloom in flushes throughout the summer.