Pam, I'm not familiar with two of these Freesias. Also John Manning told me when we were in South Africa that when the new work on this genus comes out F. leichtlinii is going to be included in Freesia alba. I've always found the two that I've grown difficult to tell apart so that made sense to me. I ones I are wondering about are the two you listed under Freesia leichtlinii. Do you mean Ferraria divaricata? There is a Lapeirousia divaricata (which in the past was an erroneous name used in seed exchanges for a white Freesia laxa as the true L. divaricata was a different plant), but with the ssp. I'm thinking you meant Ferraria even though you listed Ferraria species in another place in your email. What is F. falcata? There is a Freesia fucata, is that what you meant? Also a Hesperantha falcata, a Cyrtanthus falcata >Freesia leichtlinii >F. divaricata ssp. arenosa (or is it "var."?) >F. falcata It sounds like your garden must be quite wonderful at the moment. Mary Sue