Ken, Interesting that you brought up this suject. Some years ago I bought exacly the same 'lot'; I selected out the pink veined plants: they are much smaller and very late flowering (they are of interest for these features). They could be related to the group Bidwell hybrids, but is is just a wild guess. Here the dark pink Amaryllis, those who relied on natural rainfall of mid september, are just finishing off (they ressemble much those of Mary sue). Now we are waiting for the Amaryllis in question to finish off the season. I have spent some time selecting special flowers out of random pollinated sowings, which could be promising. Now when most flwers are gone I still go on selecting on the colour of the stems which a good indication of the intensity of the various pink flowers. Very time consuming longterm affair with the thousands of bulbs growing here. I should ask our experts like Jim Lykos to put a name to the various forms here, but that is once the selling season has slowed down a bit. Greetings Lauw de Jager South of France http://www.bulbargence.com/ -----Original Message----- Most of my Amaryllis belladonna and hybrids finished a few weeks ago ... but these just came into bloom the last day or two. Store bought bulbs bought late and discounted to 50 cents ... were advertised as 'White' belladonnas ... http://www.flickr.com/photos/amarguy/3970220054/ [http://www.flickr.com/photos/amarguy/3970220054/]