Last summer I sent out some mature-sized but unflowered bulbs under the name Calydorea xiphioides, as the seed I grew them from had been called. Those left here have now flowered, and they are misidentified. In fact, they are a short-stemmed Herbertia, probably H. lahue although I thought it was taller (there are several other species of Herbertia, all with similar flowers, and I can't distinguish which this is from the limited descriptions I have). I apologize and will give a credit or refund to anyone who bought them in error. If you have them and happen to like them anyway, you should give them more summer water than a Calydorea would want. Be sure to change the label so you won't perpetuate the error. Apologies, Jane McGary