An excellent way to check availability of a desired seed is to click on Forums in the top line, then click on Garden Forums, and go to Exchanges and Trading. Then click on Search Members' Lists. It's a really nice feature of the GardenWeb~ Here is a link that might be useful: Searching Exchange Lists

"Pine Lily is sometimes called Leopard Lily or Catesby's Lily. This is without doubt one of most beautiful and exotic of lily this country and region can boast to the world. While it is rare in the Escambia region it may be seen in most flat pine woods and savannas throughout central Florida and coastal Alabama. The plant does not lend itself to transplanting because the small bulb and root system is highly susceptible to shock; it would simply go dormant when disturbed ... best not to move it." Pine Lily's are considered a threatened species...

As ash ga wrote, it was probably because of the changes that allowed/encouraged it to flower. I suspect the plant as been there for some time, but was not getting enough sun. Fire stimulates an amazing number of our natives. I do a lot of work to manage for wildlife in general. Food production and shelter. Two or three "open" areas get burned frequently, once every year or two. Some is deep, mature woods, not much to do there. Constantly looking for Invasives. They are removed with extreme prejudice. :) Chinese privet/ligustrum is the worst.

Hi, Not sure what you mean...??