I am interested in hearing from our members in the Pacific Northwest. I lived in Edmonds, Washington for many years and grew Crinums, Lachenalia and many other plants, some with more success than others. I currently live along the Monterey Bay coast of California but I want to move back to the Puget Sound region in the near future. I'm not particularly concerned about the Tasmanian plants I am growing, but I have many winter growing Hyacinthaceae, Irids and Amayrlids from South Africa as well as more than a few S. American Irids and Amaryllids. Most have been acclimated to this region and I am wondering about moving them, potentially in February or March, to the Pacific Northwest. I do have a friend who has offered space should I manage to make this move but I would like to hear from growers in the area about what they do to keep winter growing members of these families alive so I can do as much as I can to transition my plants to the locale, especially if this occurs in mid winter. Thank you, Randy, Currently in the Monterey Bay Region of California -- * * * *