Dear All, I think the Romulea seed from Charles Hardman gives everyone the opportunity to practice how to key out plants. With the excellent online article I referenced recently anyone who orders it can have a resource to help. I bought some Romulea corms from Charles at the IBS auction and the corms were not always the correct shape for the species on the tag. So I have made notes for what the corm looks like and now await their bloom and will try to figure out what they really are. Many Romuleas are wonderful so I wouldn't be put off on getting the seed. I call mine Romulea sp. (id. as Romulea atrandra from Hardman) and then I start looking at the description of that one first and if it doesn't fit start at the beginning. There are a lot of yellow Romuleas so those will give a lot of interesting practice. Mary Sue