I was looking at the Google sample view of TM Howard's 'Bulbs for Warm Climates.' On page 53, he discusses a rain lily he names × Coobranthus coryi which he says is a naturally occurring hybrid of Cooperia pedunculata (which is now Zephyranthes drummondii) and Habranthus howardii. There is a picture - it resembles H. sanavirone except that the color is darker yellow-cream. Does anyone know what this would now (correctly) be called? Googling × Coobranthus coryi gives a number of references to Dr. Howard and his book, and a number of 'page no longer exists' hits. The only page referencing the name, but not falling into either above category, was in French. Google translate garbled the translation, but I was able to recall enough French from the high school days to get the gist that the × Coobranthus was accepted, but 'coryi' was not. No mention is made of an alternate name. Thanks. Mike Z6a Finger Lakes _______________________________________________ pbs mailing list pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net http://lists.pacificbulbsociety.net/cgi-bin/…