Dear All, It seems especially timely as the Leucocorynes I have courtesy of my friend Bill Dijk are starting now to bloom (something I look forward to every year) to say that I added two pictures of Bill's hybrids to the Leucocoryne page. For those people who don't know this genus I invite you to review Sheila Burrow's wonderful pictures, some of the first added to our wiki. http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… I have been busy adding Lachenalia pictures to the Lachenalia page and have lots more still to add (if I ever have time.) First there are a lot of new Lachenalia aloides pictures: Lachenalia aloides aloides (Bill Dijk), Lachenalia aloides aurea (my favorite orange one, my pictures and one by Jana Ulmer), Lachenalia aloides var. we saw at Gordon Summerfield's and I lusted after. Lachenalia attentuata (donated by Mark Mazer to the BX) had nicely marked leaves. I also added a number of pictures of Lachenalia juncifolia (leaves, flowers), another really attractive one with cool leaves and dainty flowers. Lachenalia splendida is a nicely colored one with exserted stamens. The last two were pictures we took at Alan Horstmann's collection in South Africa. One was this tiny little Lachenalia mutabilis so different from the ones I am growing from Bill Dijk seed that are doing just fine in the ground (and in containers). Finally there is a picture of L. violacea that he was growing. http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… Maybe that is enough to look up today. Mary Sue