Dear Lee, Thanks so much for posting the information from the source about the correct name for Worsleya. I have linked your post to the wiki page and changed the name on the wiki page and changed the file names as well. As I tried to read through it and keep it all straight I was thinking about how this kind of thing can drive someone who just wants to learn the name of a plant and stick with it crazy. The suggestion for change in the way they handle naming plants you provided for us recently I found very intriguing and a much more practical way for us to keep track than the current system. I thought your Lycoris looked very Amaryllis belladonna like too. I remember the year I ordered Amaryllis belladonna for an unnamed bulb company and it turned out to be a Nerine which was probably better since that made it more likely to bloom. Finally while we are on the subject of names, in the past we created a wiki page for Hesperoxiphion peruvianum which is the same thing as Cypella peruviana which you have also just added to the wiki. I think we went with the other name since that was what some of the people who grew these plants thought was the proper term. Do we have any one wanting to make a case for either name as the correct one to use? I'm happy to reference both names on the wiki, but I don't think we should have pictures of the same plant calling it different things without explaining that it is the same thing. The pictures should be together on one page or the other with a cross reference on the other page. Thanks for all the great additions to the wiki, pictures and text too. You always seem to have so many things in bloom when a lot of us Mediterranean gardeners are just getting started. Mary Sue