Mine do reproduce from seed. I have to be careful when cutting the dead growth to not get seeds everywhere. I have never had issues with them not blooming. They don’t get a lot of sun because they are growing under a arbor of cecil brunner. You can see them in bloom in the header picture of my blog. https://www.knowlesville.com/ The white and orange flowers appear to have started from seed, as they were separate clumps from the rest On Nov 21, 2019, at 9:31 AM, Chad Schroter <Chad.Schroter@wdc.com> wrote: > Matt, > From the pictures, these look identical to ones, which I grow as well. I have had issues with them not blooming well if they get too crowded and are not getting enough sun. This is probably why you got "new" colors. > I have never seen any seedlings from these in 20+ years so I think you could rule that out. I believe these to be W pyramidata.. > > The ones in the Pictures, which you call pink, I call red :) I also have some true lighter pinks. My experience is that the red is the least vigorous... > There is a Lavender Pink (almost purple) var which is perhaps a true species as well - W. borbonica. > > Mine bloom in Late Spring and are summer dormant. > > Matt Knowles Aesthetic Design & Photography http://www.aestheticdesign.com/ 707-786-4643 _______________________________________________ pbs mailing list pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net http://lists.pacificbulbsociety.net/cgi-bin/…