Photos on the next Naude's Nek page are of plants from D to G. We saw three species of Dierama and continued the challenge of photographing flowers swaying or blowing in the wind. That is one reason there is sometimes a hand in the photos of this genus. It also allows you to see the flowers from the bottom. There are a lot of species of Dierama and many of them look similar to me. I especially liked Dierama trichorhizum which is a shorter plant than many of them. We didn't see that mass display on the wiki page that was from a previous Cameron trip. The ones we saw were growing in a wet marshy area. This page includes more orchids. We saw three Disa species including the plant of the day, Disa thodei. I thought the Disa oreophila we saw was also quite lovely. We had seen a white spotted version at Satansnek, but this one was pink without spots. I'm not sure what subspecies it might have been. We saw several forms of Eucomis autumnalis and two Gladiolus species including the very beautiful Gladiolus saundersii which was also blooming in the garden of the place we spent the night. <http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/…>