Hi, Dell I would be interested in the below. Thank you, Erin Grace 112 Junius Street Thomasville, GA 31792 2. Acis (Leucojum) autumnalis 3. Corydalis solida Eco Special Pink 4. Sanguinaria canadensis 'Multiplex' (or 'Plena') 5. Cyrtanthus brachyscyphus x Cyrtanthus elatus? 6. Brachyscyphus is by far the most reliably blooming cyrtanthus for me. 7. Brimeura amethystina (white) -- finally bloomed for me this year a long time from seed and pictures on the wiki 8. Cyclamen creticum -- winter to spring blooming 15. Lachenalia mathewsii -- nice yellow 17. Narcissus romieuxii -- early winter blooming, so welcome at that time of the year 19. Romulea diversiformis -- South African, yellow flowers, quite cheerful and fairly long blooming. See it in mass on the wiki 20. Brodiaea pallida -- very rare species growing in nature in very wet spot so probably needs those conditions to do best. Lovely pale blue 21. Brodiaea purdyi -- this one I've found to be a good garden and pot plant 25. Freesia refracta -- white flowers with yellow markings 26. Gladiolus alatus (tiny cormlets) -- 27. Ixia polystachya -- This one is one of the more reliable Ixias for me in northern California (besides the drooping hybrids) 28. Lachenalia aloides quadricolor -- 29. Lachenalia contaminata -- late blooming, white 30. Lachenalia haarlemensis -- banded/spotted leaves and stems, purple exserted stamens 31. Lachenalia orthopetala -- late blooming, white 32. Lachenalia pallida 33. Lachenalia unicolor -- a lot like L. pustulata and somewhat difficult to tell apart 34. Moraea sp. (probably aristata) - 35. Oxalis caprina -- originally from Bill Baird 36. Oxalis commutata -- fall blooming 37. Oxalis flava (pink) 38. Oxalis flava (lupinifolia) 39. Oxalis flava (yellow) 40. Oxalis hirta 41. Oxalis hirta 'Gothenburg' 42. Oxalis obtusa 43. Oxalis purpurea 'Skar' -- originally from Bill Baird, hasn't bloomed for me yet 44. Oxalis Uli 69 (flava?) -- bluish gray palmate leaves, grew in seasonally moist soil in heavy clay on the Niewoudville plateau. 45. Oxlis melanosticta 'Ken Aslet' -- this one has never bloomed for me, but I like the leaves so I keep growing it 46. Polyxena longituba -- fall blooming, pot plant 47. Tritonia dubia -- the first to bloom in the garden, sometimes confused with an Ixia 48. Tritonia securigera -- late bloomer orange flowers 49. Tritonia sp. (probably hybrid crocata, pallida type) - 51. "South African Potluck"