I sent this information to Dell earlier about my contributions. Sorry about the Moraea tripetala. I lost track of it. The Nerine seed was starting to sprout when I sent it on to Dell awhile ago. Mary Sue Corms: Moraea tripetala cormlets--This winter growing Moraea lasts for longer than a few hours and is one that I've found more reliable than some Seed: Triteleia clementina-- Southern California island species I was given seed of when I first joined the Pacific Bulb Society Calydorea amabilis -- summer-fall blooming, short lived flowers, but produces them over a long time Gladiolus carmineus-- pink flowers in the fall before the leaves appear, low, quite charming, grows naturally within view of the ocean so probably not very hardy. It is seeding itself about in my northern California coastal garden Nerine sarniensis hybrid seed--these are from a second generation group of plants grown from seed from the rescue plants of a number of years ago. They are pink, but at times have kind of a purple tinge to them. Mary Sue