Hi, Nhu has just added photos to the Habranthus page of Habranthus tubispathus http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… He shows massed blooming in Berkeley, California. I've given up on rain lilies with the exception of Z. candida which grows in a container with a Meyer Lemon as even though I get them to grow from seed they don't bloom, at least not on my shady dry in summer property. Eventually I got rid of most all of them. We had some very early discussions about this when we first formed this list and as the name implies, these plants seem to do very well in places where there is sudden rainfall in summer which does not occur where I live. So it is nice to see that they are doing well in the UC Botanical garden. Nhu also has added a photo of a form grown from PBS BX 179 (received as Zephyranthes katherinae). I noticed that we do not have that species pictured on the wiki so perhaps someone who grows it would be willing to supply photos for the wiki. While looking for that I found that the Plant List spells the name of this species Z. katheriniae (i before ae). Most of the people who grow this spell it Z. katherinae. So if you search on Google under that name you get references to growing it. If you search under Z. katheriniae you get all the data bases that list plants. I did however find this web site referencing it with a photo under the name the Plant List uses: http://rainlilyreference.awardspace.com/species/… So what name should we be using? Which color forms do people on this list grow? Mary Sue Mary Sue Ittner California's North Coast Wet mild winters with occasional frost Dry mild summers