Seed was offered for something with the name Lapeirousia enigmata in BX 15 by Charles Hardman who is not an online member and in BX 315 by Lee Poulsen. Perhaps Lee can tell us what it looked like. Richard Doutt sold South African bulbs for a number of years through Bioquest International. I remember enjoying reading his catalogs and ordered from him, but I don't think I kept any of them. I think he grew bulbs from seed (in his book Cape Bulbs he lists days from seed for a number of plants.) Jim Duggan bought his stock when he closed down but I understood some of it was virused and Jim had to start over growing many of the species from seed. Jim might have knowledge about what is grown under this name. It's not listed in Dout's book Cape Bulbs. I believe a lot of seed exchange Lapeirousia seed is misnamed. A lot of it is probably Freesia laxa since it is easy to grow and sets seed readily. Jim you could grow it and take a picture of it and see if anyone could identify what it is. I don't see it listed as a synonym for anything in the SANBI checklist. http://posa.sanbi.org/searchspp.php Mary Sue