Hi All, Here is my BX report. I am reporting successes and don't know yets, no failures yet that I know of. Many thanks to all of the contributors, many of these have been on my wish list for a long time and I was not sure I would ever find them. Also many thanks to Dell Sherk for managing the exchange so well. I will follow up later on the don't know yets. Regards, Jay ---- BX 66: From Dell Sherk: Seeds of Zephyranthes katherinae Seeds of Habranthus martinezii Both of these I forwarded to Alani Davis, so I will ask him for a report on their progress. ---- BX 67: From Mary Sue Ittner: Seeds of Cyclamen creticum - direct sown in garden, no sign yet but must look again soon. Seeds of Cyclamen pseuibericum - direct sown in garden, no sign yet but must look again soon. ---- BX 68: From Mary Sue Ittner: Bulbs of Oxalis brasilensis - planted in garden, recently sprouted and growing. From Pat Colville: Bulb of Veltheimia bracteata - potted and kept dry until recently, making good growth now. Bulbs of Scilla peruviana - planted in garden, recently sprouted and growing. ---- BX 69: From Dell Sherk: Bulb of Griffinia espiritensis espiritensis - potted and making good growth. From Arnold Trachtenberg: Bulb of Arum korolkowii - planted in garden, no sign of it above ground yet. Bulb of Arum palaestinum - planted in garden, no sign of it above ground yet. ---- BX 70: From Hamish Sloan: Seeds of the following rain lilies: Habranthus gracilifolius Habranthus tubispathus rosea Cooperanthes lancasterae Zephyranthes verecunda Zephyranthes 'pseudo-Libra' All of the these rain lily seeds were sown directly in the garden and all germinated rapidly and are growing well. From Jim Waddick: Seeds of Crinum bulbispermum 'Jumbo' strain (Hannibal/ Sheppard) mix - sown directly in garden. Radicles emerged rapidly and most have a leaf up now too. ---- BX 73: From Marilyn Pekasky: Seeds of Crinum kirkii - too late in the season to direct sow Crinum, so I sowed them in a container that I will keep frost free this winter. Radicles out on most, no leaves yet. From Joyce Miller: Seeds of a yellow Cooperia cv - direct sown in garden, germinated rapidly and are growing well. From Lynn Makela: Seeds of Zephyranthes jacala (Z. katherinae var. jacala?) - direct sown in garden, germinated rapidly and are growing well. ---- BX 74: From Hans Joschko: Seeds of the following rain lilies: Habranthus texanus Zephyranthes x 'Fred Jones' Zephyranthes ? gracilis - looked like Habranthus seeds to me Zephyranthes sp. small,pink flowers Habranthus martinezii All of the these rain lily seeds were sown directly in the garden and all germinated rapidly and are growing well. ----