Dear All, On Monday our host for the wiki had a major meltdown while doing routine maintenance. Since then they have been working hard to restore everything on their web site from back-ups. The site is a very complex information site so this process may take quite a while before it is complete. Mark and I have both found that there are times we cannot access the wiki. I do not know for sure and haven't bothered them during this difficult time to ask, but I suspect that when they are restoring areas everything that is on http://www.ibiblio.org/ including our wiki may be unavailable. So if you try to work on the wiki or to look at pictures and you get timed out, try again at another time. I have been in the process of making bold the specific epithets (the genus and species name) on the pages devoted to different genera. If we have more than one picture of the same species I just bold the first one. Please follow my lead when you add a picture. I'll get it on the FAQ eventually. _*Moraea aristata*_ is how you do it. Rob Hamilton first did it this way and Bill Dijk copied him and Mark and I decided we should try to be consistent. Making the names bold helps you spot what you are looking for so even though that meant I had to change most everything I think it will be easier for people using the wiki to find what they are looking for. We are eager to have the names be correct as people will be finding the wiki pages when they search for a plant on Google. So if you spot something that is wrong, please tell me or Mark. mailto:Antennaria@aol.com This brings me to a question. What is the correct species name for Worsleya? Most of my books list it as Worsleya rayneri and we had a nice article about it in our most recent Pacific Bulb Society newsletter. Since this is not a plant I grow I haven't attempted to keep up to date on it but recently I have seen the name Worsleya procera being used. I know we have some people in this group who can answer this one for me. What should we call it and which synonyms should we have in parenthesis? Thanks. Finally I wanted to say that our wiki is for the use of all of us on this list. Not everyone is going to be interested in it and those people who are will no doubt influence how it evolves. The plants they love are the ones that will be pictured or talked about. If it is a geophyte and you want to write about it and show a picture of it on the wiki we are happy to have you do it. We just want it to be organized in a fashion that makes everything easy to find and the pictures easy to view. After the discussion last weekend about dividing the Iris wiki page I have made a page for the Pacific Coast Iris since that is a group I grow and am interested in. I do hope someone else will take on some of the other groups. And I have added some new pictures to this page that weren't on the old page. Blooming right now and grown from seed is Iris innominata. It is one that I really love. The one on the wiki page is yellow. Also pictured is Iris purdyi seen on one of my recent hikes growing on banks along the road. It had been raining for days before the hike so we had to search for specimens that weren't too weather beaten. Finally there are pictures of some of the Pacific Coast hybrids. http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… Mary Sue Mary Sue Ittner California's North Coast Wet mild winters with occasional frost Dry mild summers