Hi Mary Sue - thanks so much for all this info, the below seems to match pretty well - I have just been out and carefully emptied out one pot and opened up the corm for a photo, link below. Is this what's called a 'woody' tunic?All the tepals are pretty much the same length in cross view, and I'd call their shape lanceolate rather than ovate but I'm not very experienced with these terms. Think I'm still leaning to watsonius, just because the leaves aren't very terete, but still open. Terry http://www.flickr.com/photos/bohovalleyplants/ On Tue, Aug 7, 2012 at 11:04 AM, Mary Sue Ittner <msittner@mcn.org> wrote: > The upper lateral tepals are about as long to slightly longer than > the dorsal: leaf blades oblong to oval in cross section, the margins > and midribs thickened; corm tunics hard and more or less woody in > texture, decaying into vertical segments from below (G. watsonius, G. > teretifolius ) > -- terry frewin 661 upper boho road boho 3669 03 5790 8635 0429 908 635