Hi, A number of years ago I got seed from Tom Glavich of number 6 which he write about as: Albuca circinata, now lumped with Albuca spiralis, but the spiral leaves are very different. It's been a great plant and I have appreciated it. I like it much more than Albuca spiralis. Having said that, I believe after consulting with John Manning when working on the Albuca wiki page that the correct name for this plant is Albuca namaquensis. What confused me was that when Albuca was going to be included in Ornithogalum which I gather is not now on the new name for Albuca spiralis was Ornithogalum circinatum. I've described this on the Albuca wiki page: http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… Also number 16. Scilla peruviana is described on our wiki Merwilla page: http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… as Merwilla plumbea. Even though this is a summer rainfall species it can be grown in Mediterranean climates. The seeds are short lived so offering them on the wiki is wonderful as it gives people an opportunity to grow it when seed exchange seeds of it would often not be viable. Since this lot is a mix of winter growing and summer growing plants, I think it would be really helpful for that information to be included for people who might not know and might not be sure when to start the seed or plants. Mary Sue