In message <20130927182548.8B175E9AD1@lists.ibiblio.org>, Mary Sue Ittner <msittner@mcn.org> writes >pedicels. All of this gets more complicated since sellers often use >photos they find on the Internet to illustrate plants they are >selling rather than photograph their own plants. Someone recently told me about: http://images.google.com/ which will let you search the web for similar images. Instructions here: http://google.com/insidesearch/features/… If you're looking at the photos on a bulb or seed sellers site you can use this image search to locate other sites with the same photo. On one level it lets you find other vendors of a product - large seed growers give their retailers standard photos to promote their products. Another level is that it lets you see if a seller is using their own photo or one from off the inernet. It is not conclusive but someone using a wiki commons photo to sell seed night be less worthy than someone with their own photo. Someone using a photo obviously without permission - perhaps from a rival - might be thought less trustworthy. Another use is identifying your unknown plants - don't expect too much but it does work sometimes. -- David Pilling email: david@pilling.demon.co.uk web: http://www.davidpilling.net/