Dear David, Welcome to our list and thank you so much for your wonderful addition about Oxalis. It is indeed a very complicated subject, but I am sure all of those who are interested in Oxalis have learned a lot from what you have written. Mark McDonough who helps me with the wiki (which is a Hawaiian word meaning quick quick) had a discussion about whether we should create wiki pages for genera that had a few geophytes, but were mainly not geophytic. He thought people could be confused by including them and was inclined to say no. He used Pelargonium as an example. However it was too late as I had already put a picture of Pelargonium incrassatum on the wiki since I was thrilled when mine bloomed. My husband suggested a compromise that was simple but worked for both of us and I changed the wiki page name to Geophytic Pelargoniums. This page could include other sections besides Section Hoarea if they are also geophytes, but definitely is the place to put pictures of those plants. I very much hope you will add your pictures of the geophytic Pelargoniums you grow to that wiki page. And just for all the new members of our list since there are quite a few of you the wiki is like a pbs list web site and any member of this list is welcome to add pictures of the geophytes they grow or have seen in the wild to the wiki. We are not limited to the genera that are listed. New wiki pages can be created if you have something you want to add that is not represented. I have written a lot of instructions about how to do it and am always willing to help new users figure out how to participate. Mary Sue