Hi Michael, I can only repeat what has been said earlier - thanks, its great to see the results of Les Hannibal's hybridising with Amaryllis Multiflora cultivars. I have been wondering for some time what happened to his Amaryllis collection and have been hoping that someone will display flower images. 'Bullseye' is certainly very attractive and distinctive. The development of excellent striped forms should be a reality in our life times; there was a Multiflora variety sold by an Australian nursery called Shepherds around 1889, called WG Ainsworth. This variety is described as large, pure white with a crimson stripe down the centre of each tepal. We havent found it yet - but we should be able to recreate this colour form. Cheers Jim Lykos Springwood Australia Zone 9b/10 Michael Mace wrote: >Thanks to some very gracious help from Mary Sue, the Wiki has now gone from >having only a couple of Amaryllis photos to having too darned many. > >http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… > >I finally got around to digitizing photos of all the Les Hannibal Amaryllis >"multiflora" bulbs I received several years ago (at least, the ones that >have bloomed so far). Now you can see the whole range, from white to really >dark pink, with lots of interesting variation. Well, it's interesting if >you're into this stuff. > >If you want to look at only one photo, check out the one I labeled >"bullseye." > >Mike >San Jose, CA >Zone 9 (min temp 20f) > >PS: Would you believe it -- one of the multifloras is still in bloom today, >three months after the blooming season started. > > >_______________________________________________ >pbs mailing list >pbs@lists.ibiblio.org >http://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/list.php > > >