Hello All, In my earlier-posted bloom list for today I forgot Albuca namaquensis/circinata and A. navicula. Among others, I have what is sold as Albuca sp. Augrabies Hills. While studying it on the Wiki, I noticed Pamela Slate's enormous and beautiful plant on the Albuca R-Z page, which says: "Albuca sp. 'Augrabies Hills' is a commonly sold plant. It is named for its habitat locale in the northwest Cape near the southeastern Namibian border." On the Albuca R-Z page, I noticed... "Albuca osmynella, formerly known as Ornithogalum osmynellum is endemic to the Oograbies Hills, Namaqualand, Northern Cape, South Africa." Are the Augrabies Hills and the Oograbies Hills so close together they can hardly be separated? Leo Martin Phoenix Arizona USA