> My question is, how/when is the best time to move Dierama. I've grown (and killed) many. I'm sure the different species have different tastes. To overgeneralize and comment on my successes (mostly hybrid seedlings) I'd say: Many handle (and flower with) Summer drought, however, I do not think they prefer it. Winter wet in pretty-well-drained (rather than well- or very-well-) is fine. I think my plants are closest to dormancy in winter. They can be moved. I think they move (and divide) best when young and when in strong growth (Spring). They do not like to be divided, however, it usually works fine. I was once told not to divide them as small as You would other similarly-tuberous plants (keep the chunks bigger). That seems to be good advice. Overwintering in containers outdoors on wet ground is very risky. I'm not sure if it was the cold, the wet or both. Sprouting seed is pretty easy when fresh. Careful, they look like grass for years, KellyO -- Kelly O'Neill Wet Rock Gardens Flower Farm U-Pick and more at the farm (open in Winter by appointment): 2877 N 19th Street Springfield, Oregon 97477 To contact us: gardens@wetrock.com http://www.wetrock.com/ (541) 746-4444 Business Office for mail or by appointment only: 1950 Yolanda AVE Springfield, Oregon 97477