>I did not realize Chilterns had this. Wonder how they got it? It is >very strictly protected in the wild, except from the g-- d--- goats, >which is why it's endangered in the first place. Chiltern's catalogue this year has a number of Chilean seeds. Lots of Alstroemeria species as usual, plus Placea ornata, Rhodophiala bagnoldi and chilense. Annuals like Alonsoa incisifolia, Schizanthus porrigens and tricolor. Lots more, including shrubs and vines. Their Leontochir seeds are 6 for 4.35 pounds. PlantWorld offered 8 seeds for 2.85 pounds. I didn't notice it for sale anywhere else. It seems obvious that someone in Chile besides Flores and Watson is collecting seeds. -- Diane Whitehead Victoria, British Columbia, Canada maritime zone 8 cool mediterranean climate (dry summer, rainy winter - 68 cm annually) sandy soil