Hi Mary Sue, Again, many thanks for helping me out on my nemesis, the WIKI. I am due to get a new computer soon. Maybe then, I'll learn to use it. Regarding the Tritoniopsis, I bought it at UC Berkeley Botanical garden last year. It originally came from Rosendale's Nursery. It didn't set seed, but seems to have increased in size, i.e. more flowering stalks. I have no idea what's happening below ground as I haven't dug it up. It's still in the same 1 gal black plastic pot. No signs of seed setting in the 2 stalks that are finished. It started blooming a month or so ago and should finish up in a couple of weeks. More info and another pic: http://calhortsociety.org/Plant_Forums/Jul2000/… Anapalina caffra (new name-Tritoniopsis caffra). Iridaceae. We may thank Mr. Goldblatt for creating a new monotypic-genus for this small RSA irid. It was shown growing in a small container with a 10" long bloom spike and a few brilliant red 0.75" tubular flowers. The irids of RSA are a joy for enterprising taxonomists, so every decade or so we can expect nomenclatural revision. Martin Grantham, Emeryville Liz