Hi, Just a couple of comments on these two: 12. Lilium maritimum 13. Dierama pendulum Lilium maritimum is a rare lily found in the North Coast Ranges of California (coastal prairies, scrub, gaps in the forest.) It is reported to be a bit difficult to grow, but since it is native to where I live I have not had that problem. It is often seen growing in the verges where it would get extra runoff water from the road and grows in areas with a lot of winter rainfall and moderate summers. I have had good luck starting seeds in fall. Dierama pendulum (at least I think this is what this is) had naturalized in my garden. If you live in a Mediterranean climate I think this is the best one to grow as it does just fine for me with little summer water. Since it comes up all over my garden without my planting it, I'd think it could be direct seeded and then you wouldn't have to worry about transplanting. Thanks to Dell for his BX offerings and efficient service. I just mailed him a box a few days ago and he is already offering something from it. Mary Sue