3 small plants to determine, please

[Véronique Macrelle]

the first is a 4-year-old seedlings it is bulbous : the seeds were labeled Olsynium douglasii. but that's not it, is it?

[Véronique Macrelle]

the second plant is in its second year. the whole plant is succulent, the leaves are cylindrical, the stem is 6 mm wide.

[Véronique Macrelle]

the last comes from seeds (5 years) of a mixture of small bulbous plants from PWS. the flowering plant measures 12 cm.

[Carolyn]

Veronique, the first one might be Hesperantha baurii.

[Véronique Macrelle]

 
thank you.Carolyn
I keep it in a cold greenhouse pot, do you think it can grow outside in the garden?

[arisaema]

The second looks like Calandrinia/Montiopsis umbellata, or something closely related. Perhaps the last one might be Freesia laxa?

[Carolyn]

I grow Hesperantha baurii outside, in a (usually)  wet part of Scotland, with minimum winter temerature around -5C, but it did survive the winter of 2010 when we had -12C. It willl set lots of seeds - keep them just in case....

[Véronique Macrelle]

thank you, for these determinations.
 I had thought of Freesia laxa but I thought it more asymmetrical

[ChrisB]

I have grown hesperantha baurii outside in my sandy, freedraining soil for 20 years no problem Veronique. I think it might be one that has had a name change, maybe to freesia?  Please correct me if I’m wrong.  Don’t know the other two plants at all, second one looks very pretty.