Lauw I looked at your web site picture, and it does seem to be the same, but I'm not quite sure. The flowers of many Hypoxis spp are similar, and yours definitely look like H. hemerocallidea flowers. The leaves should be in three distinct ranks, like a fountain with three sections - described as 'sickle-shaped' in some books- and they can get quite long in adult plants, to 60+ cm and averaging 30 cm wide. They are also channelled, with a prominent keel or ridge on the underside. The leaves are usually quite hairy, always with white hairs beneath. The long older leaves are sometimes used by rural people to make ropes. The address for AB Images: AB_images@yahoogroups.com Rhoda Stutterheim