Went to Brent and Becky's Bulbs in Ware Neck and purchased some bulbs:  Rhodophiala bifida, 
An adorable, but strong and sturdy red wine colored, pest proof, tubular flower that decorates our early fall garden for a long season of bloom; 6"-10"; whz 7-.  Also Colchicum

Giant - bright rose/lilac flowers with a white center and base; one of the tallest and largest; free flowering; zones 5-9; 10"-12"; early-mid fall; (18-20cm).

Often misnamed 'Autumn Crocus' because of its autumn blooming, cup-shaped flowers on naked stems; poisonous to critters that may be tempted to eat them; flowers appear in the fall and foliage, which resembles hosta leaves, appears in the spring; prefers rich, well-drained soil and partial shade; many are species and are variable in their color and growth habit, depending on site; bloom mid-late fall; can bloom without being planted in soil; 3 per sq. ft; zones 4-8. 13+cm bulbs unless otherwise noted.  Also bought ten Sternbergia lutia, Autumn Daffodil.  Its shape and size makes it look very much like a yellow fall crocus but it is far from it.  Being a member of the Amaryllis family makes it pest proof, but it does prefer well-drained soil and a mostly sunny location; blooms in the fall and may take a season or two to get acclimated; 6"-10"; whz 7-9; imported. 

Colchicum Waterlily - really looks like a pinkish purple to mauve, double petaled water lily; has to be seen to be believed; lovely with Oxalis regnellii var. triangularis and Sweet Alyssum; 1928; whz 5-8; 6"-8"; late fall;(14+cm).

Often misnamed 'Autumn Crocus' because of its autumn blooming, cup-shaped flowers on naked stems; poisonous to critters that may be tempted to eat them; flowers appear in the fall and foliage, which resembles hosta leaves, appears in the spring; prefers rich, well-drained soil and partial shade; many are species and are variable in their color and growth habit, depending on site; bloom mid-late fall; can bloom without being planted in soil; 3 per sq. ft; zones 4-8. 13+cm bulbs unless otherwise noted. 
Violet Queen - rich, imperial purple flowers; early flowering, often before it's planted; 5"-7".