I find the Wiki invaluable, however so often obvious information is left out, such as the winter minimum temperature of a location. Often I look up plants on the Wiki and great! I see what it looks like and a snapshot of its habitat - and that it flowers in March. One picture might be from California and the other from South Africa. What part of the world is the March flowering in??? I then have to research its native location to find out if and when it has a wet/ dry season or recieves frost. This has helped me understand different climates, which I am glad of, but is very time consuming when I am trying to get some seeds sown and have a busy day. A note in the listing of each species, of known seasonal maximum and minimum temperatures and wet dry periods, (not just the month), or a US designated climate zone, would be very helpfull. Peter (UK) On Sat, Nov 26, 2011 at 12:41 AM, Ina Crossley <klazina1@gmail.com> wrote: > > And yes, I looked at the Wiki and apart from thinking, right it grows in > such and such a place, I don't know my geography all that minutely, so > it often is no help. Nor am I likely to travel to places like that. > >