Dear Mary Sue, Thanks for the additions to the wiki and for reminding us about Lee's wiki page for Harry Hay. Re Ledebouria sp. collected by CDR in Natal, http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/files/… This appears close to Ledebouria lachenalioides which has had a long life as Scilla lachenalioides, then as a Drimiopsis, then as a Resnova until recently being transferred by Manning and Goldblatt to Ledebouria. According to Van Der Merwe in Flowering Plants of South Africa, 824, 1941 Scilla lachenaleoides is "found on mist-haunted mountains of the eastern Cape Province, and does not thrive as an ordinary pot plant, being apparently very sensitive to environmental conditions." The image shows an obviously thriving specimen in flower in a pot so perhaps it is another of the species of (Drimiopsis) Ledebouria. Is it perhaps a form of the variable L. burkei (D. burkei)? Anyone collecting Drimiopsis species? Fred Zone 7, Sierra Foothills, CA
