Dear Paul and all, It's a good point that you and Jim Waddick made in defense of Pinellia that what is a weedy plant one place may not be a weedy plant some place else. I remember a number of years ago complaining about some of my weeds and someone from Arizona wrote me to send my weeds to her as she doubted they'd be weeds in the desert. It also seemed a bit strange that after the USDA learned that some species of Homeria (now Moraea) had become weeds in Australia that they were not allowing Jim Duggan in California to send any of the species he was selling out of state. He couldn't send them to places where they couldn't possibly grow, much less be a weed, but could sell them in California where in some places they could naturalize. Although our pbs wiki started out as a place people on our list could post pictures of plants they were growing to illustrate points they were making on the list so we could ban attachments and avoid the down load/virus problems for everybody, it has become much more as it evolved. Each genus page on the Photographs and Information page provides both when our members are kind enough to include both. The wiki is easy to edit and improve by adding more information. I encourage people to do so if they see something is misspelled, wrongly named, or little information is provided about it and it is a plant they know and grow and could tell people about. There doesn't have to be a picture to write about a species even. The picture can be added later when someone has it to add. If the name is wrong, you should write me, Jay Yourch, Mark Wilcox, or Mark McDonough so we can rename any jpg files too, but anyone can change the name in the text. I routinely monitor the recent changes as I am sure some of the administrators do too just to make sure there isn't anything added that shouldn't be so don't worry about making a mistake. It was good of Jim McKenney to start a page for Pinellia. I have already edited it adding links to the Photographs And Information page. Paul, you can edit it too and add a few sentences about your experiences in Australia. Wikis were created so everyone could participate easily. Mary Sue