Dear All, I got this from Lee yesterday, but wasn't home long enough to forward it to the group. Mary Sue Item 6. Others have already corrected the spelling, and described it. I used the spelling that was used when I got the seeds. So I'm just propagating the error. Items 7, 11, 12, 13. I can't remember the specifics of each kind, except that the buds of Z. primulina are beautiful shade of pink that open up to a pale chiffon pink with veins. It flowers prolifically for me. I think Z. minima are these small rain lilies on short stems on small plants. Item 8. Alberto already described this. I think these seeds are from plants I grew from seed he donated in the past. Item 9. Tall flower stalk with many branches that get covered in small star-shaped yellow flowers. Item 10. To me looks like your typical Manfreda with variegated maroon spots on the leaves with a very tall flower scape that has those odd shaped flowers with enormous stamen. Related to tuberose, but I didn't detect any scent in these. Item 14. Got this bulb at a Univ. of Calif. Irvine bulb sale a few years ago. It is just the typical pink V. bracteata. Item 15. I have a bulb that is labelled "Veltheimia bracteata rosealba selfed". However it turned out to be a solid pink. These seed are from this pink flower. I don't know the genetics of Veltheimia to be able to say whether any of these seed will produce the odd rosealba or not. --Lee