Hi all, I have just posted some images of Triteleia lemmonae to the wiki . It is flowering in my garden at present. I raised it from seed purchased from Southwest Native Seeds and have grown it for a number of years , always in a pot until I put some in a new raised be I constructed last summer. The "in ground" plants are flowering later than those in pots but are looking much better and are featured in the images. Mary Sue wrote the following about T lemmonae in her very comprehensive article. "Triteleia lemmonae is a species that is endemic to Arizona where it grows in sparse pine woodland at elevations between 5000 and 7000 feet (1524-2134 meters). It has bright yellow flowers fading purplish with arrowhead-shaped anthers." One of the images illustrates the "arrowheads." http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… Cheers, Rob in Tasmania