A bit about the other seed I donated. I already wrote about the Trit and ALbuca. Ornithogallum umbellatum is a large flowering variety, grown from a bulb given to me by a Succulent collector. No data. Kniphofia uvaria, or red hot poker, is from Silverhill seed. From the same seed batch, I have red, orange and nearly yellow flowered plants. Easy to grow, offsets freely. Scilla peruviana was planted along my driveway when I bought my house 16 years ago. There were hundreds then, there still are. No care, no summer water, extremely reliable. Bulbine alooides is a fat leaved Bulbine, grown from seed distributed by the Haworthia Society several years ago. I have the details if anyone needs them. Easy to grow, winter (spring) grower, dies back quite a bit about this time of year. Great yellow Bulbine flowers, stays small, about 4 inch leaves with 12 inch flower stalks. Tom 1. Tritoniopsis (formerly Anapalina) caffra 2. Albuca circinata 3. Ornithogallum umbellatum 4. Kniphofia uvaria 5. Scilla peruviana 6. Bulbine alooides