Re: seed-grown calochortus pictures Georgie, I know that Calochortus can grow in B.C., as I have seen acres of macrocarpa in flower in the dry interior, and others in the mountains.I'm not so sure of success near the shore, though. I have a few wispy seedlings for which I have hope.That is odd that you couldn't access the pictures on Audrey's site. I double-clicked on the url I had in my message, scrolled to Calochortus in the first box, and got the following impressive list of species, most of which have photographs. Most seem to be flowering for her in 3 or 4 years from seed, but some took longer. C. dunnii, for instance, took 7 years. Diane Whitehead albus - Bay form albus rubellus albus sierra form albus wild collected amabilis amoenus apiculatus argillosus barbatus bruneaunis caeruleus caeruleus fimbriatus cataliniae chihuahuensis clavatus clavatus recurvifolius concolor coxii dunnii elegans euricarpus excavatus flexuosus fuscus gunnisonii howellii invenustus kennedyi kennedyi munzii leichtlinii luteus lyallii macrocarpus minimus monophyllus nitidus nudus obispoensis palmeri palmeri var. Munzii panamintensis plummerae pulchellus simulans splendens striatus subalpinus superbus syntropus tolmiei umbellatus umpquaensis uniflorus venustus venustus 2 spot venustus red form vestae weedii weedii-brown rim westonii