Dear group, I am hoping someone can help me identify a species of Iridaceae I have sighted growing on the Magaliesberg Mountains in the former Transvaal province of South Africa (now Gauteng). Unfortunately I do not have a photo, but I hope my description will be sufficient to at least point me to the right genus. The plants were growing on a north facing slope, in crevices on a rock sheet which has some water seepage after rains. The plants were in flower during January (mid summer) and seeds where ripe by April. The flowers were approximately 2 cm in diameter and of a lilac-blue colour. The most striking feature was the multiple branched inflorescences which were about 30 cm tall and were in flower for 2-3 weeks. I can not recall how the leaves looked, but they were not longer than the inflorescence at time of flowering. There was a whole colony of them and not just a few scattered individuals. My first thought was Moraea, but I can't find anything similar in, The Moraea's of Southern Africa, by Goldblatt. Any help, advice, suggestions etc. are most welcome! Thanks! Pieter van der Walt South Africa