Hi, gang. Those of you who don't like hybrids, close your eyes. I wanted to report an interesting result with one of my Moraea hybrid experiments: I've crossed a Moraea villosa and a Homeria. I didn't think that was possible because they are not all that closely related (Homeria was formerly its own genus, and was fairly recently merged into Moraea). Most of my experiments ended up not setting seeds, or were clones of the Homerias. So I had given up. Then last weekend a couple of new flowers opened, and they were definitely hybrids. They combine a yellow flower and a purple one, which makes brown. So I wouldn't call these flowers beautiful. But they're very interesting, know what I mean? You can see photos here: http://growingcoolplants.blogspot.com/2015/02/… Mike San Jose, CA (zone 9, min temp 20F / -7C)