Hi, An email gardening friend send me 2-3 pieces of Albuca shawii. It has thrived here, reblooming and setting seed once I figured out I had to play the part of the bee. I like the plant and want to try some more Albuca species. Silverhill seeds has a number of types. So, which are the "easy" ones. Which are the plants that tolerate a rain in the wrong season? Are there any from seasonally moist/wet areas, or any from along streams and rivers? I grow a few South African winter bulbs in pots. When hot, humid weather arrives I put the pots away in my laundry room--air conditioned and dry. But, there I guess someday I'll have to do laundry, so I'm trying to keep away from plants that won't accept our year round conditions. Conroe Joe (90 F today, 72 F for tonight, drizzling with rain in the forecast)