Thanks to everyone for their responses; I googled 'Cherry Crush', 'Half and Half', 'Tosca', and 'Charisma'. I am pretty sure it is 'Half and Half', which is gorgeous and I've never grown it before! How exciting! As for *Amaryllis belladonna* with its weird striations and margins, someone suggested thrips or other insects. It did not have even a hint of foliage or leaves until it was safely indoors for the winter. I have never had thrips inside my house, and I can find no evidence of them feeding or being active. I'm genuinely perplexed as to what causes these markings. I am feeding this plant and providing it with love and comfort and softly playing some Norah Jones for it. (It seems to enjoy this.) I hope it flowers for me next year. (*The great British gardener Christopher Lloyd once referred to this plant as being "rather cheaply scented." We shall see if that holds true...) Thanks again. -Lyndon Penner _______________________________________________ pbs mailing list pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net http://lists.pacificbulbsociety.net/cgi-bin/…