Again, if you buy from these folks, this is your choice, but don't expect the corms to adapt well for you in your garden. I have always used the analogy of the plant enthusiast who spent 10000 on a trip to the Andes, took three days to walk through the forest complete with cameras and rucksacks and then took another three days to get up the mountains. Five minutes before he gets there, some sod has just had it away with all the plants. There are probably in the region of 10000 species of alpines and bulbs world-wide. Moraea Saxicola a plant from 15-40cm tall.
Flowers are pale blue, sometimes even white to cream.
I don't grow this. Goldblatt says this Moraea comes from the arid regions of South Africa. The photograph I am looking at is exquisite. This Moraea grows on stony clay soils. Flowering time according to Peter Goldblatt is from September to October in habitat.