Dear Dave: I checked in the 1993 Plants of Southern Africa published by the National Botanical Institute of South Africa, there was no listing of Scilla baurii. I checked Drimiopsis and no baurii was listed. Are you certain this is a South African species? I think the correct name may be Ledbouria cooperi, called South African Squill, found in the NE Eastern Cape, Swaziland and Lesotho. This inhabits sandy grasslands. Bulb rounded, with light brown papery tunic. Grows 6 inches in height, stems mottled with red. 3-4 leaves, light olive green, with several longitudinal red-brown stripes. Numerous flowers 1/4 inch in diameter, on down curved pedicels. tepals pale mauve, often with green midvein; filaments bright purple, anthers yellow, flowers in summer, September to February in the wild. One of the hardiest species. Many of this genus were, at one time in Scilla, but were separated because of their distribution and having spotted or striped leaves stripes being purple or dark red. Hope this helps. Cheers and Go Argyle!! John E. Bryan