It is early summer here in the Northern Hemisphere. Every day the leaves of my indoor sarniensis hybrid nerines look more bedraggled. Some are still green, but drooping down the outside of their pots. They are starting to dry. Two, however, have leaves lushly green and standing bolt upright. I've just checked the labels and they are both Eos, that I bought last fall (autumn). They are right in the middle of my small collection, and have not been treated differently to the rest. Does Eos remain green year round? Or will it die down later in the summer? -- Diane Whitehead Victoria, British Columbia, Canada maritime zone 8 cool mediterranean climate (dry summer, rainy winter - 68 cm annually) sandy soil