Dear All, Paige's question reminds me how much I appreciate it when bulb books include an illustration of what the bulbs, corms, tubers look like. That can be so helpful when you grow from seed in trying to figure out if what you are growing is really that. This is especially true of some of the South African irids that have different looking corms in the same genus like Romulea. It also helps when something takes the tags in your seedling pots before they have bloomed and you know longer know what they are. Five of the plant tags made out of old blinds are missing in my tulip pots. I have known birds to take the tags, but I thought those tags would have been too heavy to carry off, but I guess not. I'd love to see how those tags are being used. Mary Sue