Hi, David >Appears to be a large Powellii hybrid but this will be confirmed in a few weeks if seed sets or not. Please excuse my ignorance, but Crinum is one thing I'm trying to learn more about. The Powellii hybrids are one of the things that will stand our cold winters, but it would be better if more could be hybridized. I know the cross has been repeated by many growers, and several powellii hybrids introduced, with usually a limited distribution. Being able to raise advanced generations would be a major plus. I have read somewhere that a very limited number of advanced generation seedlings have been raised. Is this correct? From your statement above it appears that you do not expect to get seed? Crinum that can withstand (USDA) Zone 7 winters is my goal, preferably not just C. bulbispermum. Further comment would be appreciated. TIA. Ken Z7 western Oregon