I recommend that everyone who grows Rhoodohypoxis send some in to the BX sometime this winter. I grow around eight different cultivars, mostly from Matt Mattus, and here they have proven to be very rewarding grown in pots. (No, Ellen, I haven't tried them in the ground...) I usually repot sometime in March, and will certainly try to send the extras to Dell. (Ulterior motive: I'd really like to try some different varieties myself!) --Roy NW of Boston 9F tonight Lee Poulsen wrote: > Speaking of Rhodohypoxis, can anyone please list a number of good sources with a good selection of cultivars in the USA? Thanks! >