> Dear All-Ookow, Dichlostemma pulchella I've never seen a white one, but surely > this color exists > somewhere. During El Niño of 1998, there were slopes in the Tucson Mountains completely covered in this plant, in a density I never would have dreamed of for the desert. White forms were very much in evidence, which I had also never seen before. While hiking in the Table Top Mountains near Casa Grande that same season I saw Calochortus kennedyi foliage that was so long, luxuriant, and undulating that my initial reaction was that I was looking at a colony of Manfreda (which, of course, does not grow in Arizona). :-) Shawn Pollard Midland, TX