Dear All, I am trying to sort out some Gladiolus blooming now in my garden and was looking for some comparisons online after having decided that perhaps the one I have thought to be one thing as it was identified by the source as that is really a closely related species. In doing that I came across my picture from the wiki of the plant I was working on a commercial German site. So I looked down the line and saw there were quite a few other illustrations of mine for the Gladiolus section. I have written asking to remove the pbs wiki pictures from their site, but got a note back that they are on vacation until July 18. We've been down this road before. A lot of us are willing to share our pictures with permission and proper identification and many of us even do so for free in the spirit of education. I just gave permission to use a Calochortus picture in a Sierra Club newsletter. This changes when you are not asked first and especially when the pictures are used by a commercial site. I don't have time to go through all the pictures and look for the ones that came from our wiki. But if any of the rest of you want to do this and let me know what they are, if and when I hear back, I will give them a list. Also if any of you find a picture of yours that is being used and you are happy for it to be used in this way, let me know that too and I can include pictures that they do not have to remove. Thanks. http://www.rareplants.de/ Mary Sue