Dear All, John Ingram told us about Delphinium cardinale, not D. nudicaule. So I think this one is wrongly named. 17. Seed of Delphinium nudicaule (as discussed earlier on this list) W Here is what I wrote: http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbslist/old.php/… Delphinium cardinale is very tall and grows in Southern California in a very different kind of habitat then our Delphinium nudicaule from Northern California which is a much shorter plant, often found on shady wet banks and much earlier blooming. Here is one of the pictures of a very red one in the group where John found them that I added to the wiki for John. http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/files/… I don't believe Angelo announced to the list when he recently added a picture to the wiki of the Iris in item #18. He is gradually adding pictures of all the geophytes where he lives in Italy. So for those of you who don't look for those phantom pictures being added and are wondering about this seed: Iris pseudopumila is a bearded species (Pogon section), endemic of Apulia and Sicily. It is thought to be the ancestral form of all the bearded Iris. It grows in shallow stony soils and flowers from January to March. Photo taken in habitat by Angelo Porcelli http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/files/… Mary Sue
