Hi Everyone. While i was on Frazer Island in October 2011 my small herd of cashmere goats broke into the lily patch & spent a week & a half kicking up their heals ! They ate nearly every living thing down to ground level, dug out over 300 bulbs where they scratch holes to sleep each night & happily munched down every one of my known Amarcrinums roots and all. Before the goats visited the lily patch ! http://flickr.com/photos/67167299@N04/… After the goats visited the lily patch ! http://flickr.com/photos/67167299@N04/… Thanks to Jim Lykos helping me understand the differences between Crinums & Amarcrinums, i can now see the differences at a glance & i was able to re-identify some of my plants as Amarcrinums. Giant Amarcrinum with crinum HH Bradley growing beneath the leaf on the right hand side, showing its incredible scale. http://flickr.com/photos/67167299@N04/… Flower close up, its a little dirty from a big storm & thats why the flower spike is staked, something i usually do not do. http://flickr.com/photos/67167299@N04/… Pink Amarcrinum imported into Australia in 1880 http://flickr.com/photos/67167299@N04/… Feminine Pink Amarcrinum imported into Australia in 1870s http://flickr.com/photos/67167299@N04/… Thanks again Jim : ) Steven Esk Queensland Australia