Narcissus asturiensis. It's real cutie. I've been hand pollinating it.
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#47
Current Photographs / Re: Worsleya
December 29, 2022, 07:46:25 PM
I presume your paint brush has been hard at work trying to pollinate those flowers? If you succeed your seed exchange director would be happy to take the seed off your hands. I'll bet they'd fetch a pretty penny for the society.
#48
Bulb and Seed Exchanges / Re: Donation for US Seed Exchange now open
November 18, 2022, 02:57:59 PM
I'm closing the seed exchange for donations until February or March 2023. I'd like a break for a bit and I need my dining room table back for the holidays!
So please save your seed until I reopen the exchange.
Thank you,
Jan
So please save your seed until I reopen the exchange.
Thank you,
Jan
#49
Current Photographs / Re: November
November 17, 2022, 07:59:27 PM
Galanthus peshmenii blooming in my garden
#50
Bulb and Seed Exchanges / Re: Seed Exchange 12 now open for orders
November 02, 2022, 12:35:36 PM
That's the list:
| IDX | Exchange | Name | Notes | Donor | Number | Overflow | ||||||||
| 1 | 12 | Acis autumnalis
| White | James Henrich | 9 | N | ||||||||
| 2 | 12 | Acis ionica | Spring bloomer with short white flowers | Jan Jeddeloh | 10 | Y | ||||||||
| 3 | 12 | Albuca albucoides | Uli Urban | 3 | N | |||||||||
| 4 | 12 | Albuca concordiana | ex Plantae Novae | James Henrich | 9 | N | ||||||||
| 5 | 12 | Albuca fragrans | Tall yellow. Not fragrant. | Uli Urban | 8 | N | ||||||||
| 6 | 12 | Allium caeruleum
| Laura Grant | 9 | N | |||||||||
| 7 | 12 | Allium dichlamydeum | Mary Sue Ittner | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 8 | 12 | Allium rotundum
| Rimmer De Vries | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 9 | 12 | Allium unifolium | ex Suncrest Nursery | James Henrich | 1 | N | ||||||||
| 10 | 12 | Amorphophallus henryi
| Seed cannot dry out. | Charles Hunter | 5 | N | ||||||||
| 11 | 12 | Arisaema aff. serratum | From accidental garden seedling. Possible hybrid. | Charles Hunter | 2 | N | ||||||||
| 12 | 12 | Arisaema aff. consanguineum | Early.To 4 feet plants with double leaves and solid green leaflets. | Charles Hunter | -1 | |||||||||
| 13 | 12 | Arisaema consanguineum | Ellen Hornig form with silver-centered leaflets. Three feet. | Charles Hunter | -1 | |||||||||
| 14 | 12 | Arisaema heterophyllum | Bridget Wosczyna | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 15 | 12 | Arisaema ovale | Mixed green and purple flowers. | Charles Hunter | 2 | N | ||||||||
| 16 | 12 | Arisaema ovale | Green flowers. | Charles Hunter | 2 | N | ||||||||
| 17 | 12 | Arisaema quinatum | Soak 48 hours before sowing | Charles Hunter | 7 | N | ||||||||
| 18 | 12 | Arisaema ringens | Purple and green blooms held below very large leaflets. | Charles Hunter | -1 | |||||||||
| 19 | 12 | Arisaema serratum | Purple or green and purple flower held above the leaf | Charles Hunter | -1 | |||||||||
| 20 | 12 | Arisaema sikokianum | Solid green leaflets | Charles Hunter | -1 | |||||||||
| 21 | 12 | Arisaema sikokianum | Silver centered leaflets | Charles Hunter | -1 | |||||||||
| 22 | 12 | Arisaema taiwanense | Charles Hunter | -1 | ||||||||||
| 23 | 12 | Arisaema thunbergii | Dark purple flowers. Takes 2 years to show above ground | Charles Hunter | -1 | |||||||||
| 24 | 12 | Arisaema triphyllum | Soak 48 hours before sowing. Ex Northern Delaware parentage. | Charles Hunter | 6 | N | ||||||||
| 25 | 12 | Arisaema triphyllum | Submitted as var triphyllum. Walker Co. Georgia. Green flowers. | Charles Hunter | 4 | N | ||||||||
| 26 | 12 | Arisaema triphyllum | Pusillum form. Soak 48 hours before sowing. Ex Whitfield Co. Georgia parentage. | Charles Hunter | 5 | N | ||||||||
| 27 | 12 | Aristea capitata | Linda Press Wulf | 3 | N | |||||||||
| 28 | 12 | Aristea inaequalis | Linda Press Wulf | 8 | Y | |||||||||
| 29 | 12 | Asphodeline lutea | Judy Wong | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 30 | 12 | Babiana ambigua | ex Silverhill #270 Clanwilliam | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 31 | 12 | Babiana leipoldtii | ex Silverhill #14436 Eendikuil | James Henrich | 6 | N | ||||||||
| 32 | 12 | Babiana melanops | ex Silverhill #13588 Tulbagh | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 33 | 12 | Babiana odorata | ex Silverhill | Uli Urban | 6 | N | ||||||||
| 34 | 12 | Babiana odorata | ex Silverhill #280 hort | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 35 | 12 | Babiana patersoniae | ex Silverhill #281 Worcester | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 36 | 12 | Babiana pygmaea | ex Silverhill #284 hort | James Henrich | 9 | N | ||||||||
| 37 | 12 | Babiana sambucina | ex Silverhill #287 Jaubertiana | James Henrich | 1 | N | ||||||||
| 38 | 12 | Babiana tubulosa | ex Silverhill #14076 W Coast | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 39 | 12 | Babiana vanzijliae | blue/yellow ex Silverhill #14040 | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 40 | 12 | Brodiaea californica | Jim Barton | 4 | N | |||||||||
| 41 | 12 | Brodiaea coronaria | Jim Barton | 1 | N | |||||||||
| 42 | 12 | Brodiaea elegans | Jim Barton | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 43 | 12 | Brodiaea kinkiensis | Jim Barton | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 44 | 12 | Calochortus albus | Jim Barton | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 45 | 12 | Calochortus albus | Jane McGary | 6 | N | |||||||||
| 46 | 12 | Calochortus amabilis
| Jim Barton | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 47 | 12 | Calochortus argillosus | Jim Barton | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 48 | 12 | Calochortus catalinae | Jim Barton | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 49 | 12 | Calochortus fimbriatus | Jim Barton | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 50 | 12 | Calochortus luteus
| Jim Barton | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 51 | 12 | Calochortus pulchellus | Jim Barton | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 52 | 12 | Calochortus simulans | Jim Barton | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 53 | 12 | Calochortus splendens | Jim Barton | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 54 | 12 | Calochortus splendens | Jim Barton | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 55 | 12 | Calochortus superbus | Jim Barton | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 56 | 12 | Calochortus tolmiei | Jim Barton | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 57 | 12 | Calochortus umbellatus | Jim Barton | 4 | N | |||||||||
| 58 | 12 | Calochortus uniflorus | Jim Barton | 6 | N | |||||||||
| 59 | 12 | Calochortus venustus | Red forms | Jane McGary | 9 | N | ||||||||
| 60 | 12 | Calochortus venustus | Jim Barton | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 61 | 12 | Calochortus vestae | Jim Barton | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 62 | 12 | Calochortus coxii | Jane McGary | 3 | N | |||||||||
| 63 | 12 | Chasmanthe bicolor | ex PBS Box 452 ME#3 | James Henrich | 6 | N | ||||||||
| 64 | 12 | Chlorogalum pomeridianum | Denis Kearns | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 65 | 12 | Chlorogalum pomeridianum | Jim Barton | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 66 | 12 | Cyanella hyacinthoides | Mary sue Ittner | 2 | N | |||||||||
| 67 | 12 | Cyanella hyacinthoides | ex Silverhill #569 Hermanus | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 68 | 12 | Cyclamen cilicium | Mary Sue Ittner | 7 | N | |||||||||
| 69 | 12 | Cyclamen coum | Mary Sue Ittner | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 70 | 12 | Cyclamen graecum | Jan Jeddeloh | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 71 | 12 | Cyclamen hederifolium | Mary Sue Ittner | 3 | N | |||||||||
| 72 | 12 | Dichelostemma capitatum | Jim Barton | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 73 | 12 | Dichelostemma congestum | Jim Barton | 4 | N | |||||||||
| 74 | 12 | Dichelostemma ida-maia | Jim Barton | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 75 | 12 | Dichelostemma multiflorum | Jim Barton | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 76 | 12 | Dichelostemma volubile | Jim Barton | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 77 | 12 | Dierama pulcherrima | Melanie Durst | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 78 | 12 | Erythronium revolutum | Does well from direct sowing. Harvested from dark leafed forms. | Jan Jeddeloh | 5 | N | ||||||||
| 79 | 12 | Ferraria crispa
| ex Silverhill #2677 hort | James Henrich | 9 | N | ||||||||
| 80 | 12 | Ferraria crispa
| ex PBS 430 #24 | James Henrich | 7 | N | ||||||||
| 81 | 12 | Ferraria crispa
| ex PBS 430 #25 | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 82 | 12 | Ferraria crispa
| ex PBS 430 #22 | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 83 | 12 | Ferraria crispa
| ex PBS 446 #6 | James Henrich | 8 | N | ||||||||
| 84 | 12 | Ferraria densepunctulata
| ex Bulbophile | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 85 | 12 | Ferraria divaricata
| Submitted as var. arenosa | Uli Urban | 5 | N | ||||||||
| 86 | 12 | Ferraria divaricata
| ex PBS 430 #19 | James Henrich | 4 | N | ||||||||
| 87 | 12 | Ferraria divaricata
| ex Annie's Annuals | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 88 | 12 | Ferraria ferrariola
| ex Bulbophile | James Henrich | 5 | N | ||||||||
| 89 | 12 | Ferraria schaeferi
| ex Annie's Annuals | James Henrich | 9 | N | ||||||||
| 90 | 12 | Ferraria undulata | ex Bulbophile | James Henrich | 7 | N | ||||||||
| 91 | 12 | Fessia greilhuberi | Jan Jeddeloh | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 92 | 12 | Freesia caryophyllacea | ex PBS 447 KM #20 | James Henrich | 6 | N | ||||||||
| 93 | 12 | Freesia corymbosa | ex Silverhill #1063 Langkloof | James Henrich | 7 | N | ||||||||
| 94 | 12 | Freesia fergusoniae | ex Silverhill #1065 Heidelberg | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 95 | 12 | Freesia fucata | ex Silverhill #11141 Worcester | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 96 | 12 | Freesia lactea | white/yellow | Peter Lenkowski | 10 | Y | ||||||||
| 97 | 12 | Freesia laxa | Coral flowers with darker flowers at petal base | Judy Wong | 6 | N | ||||||||
| 98 | 12 | Freesia laxa | Mary Sue Ittner | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 99 | 12 | Freesia leichtlinii | Mary Sue Ittner | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 100 | 12 | Freesia leichtlinii | Jim Barton | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 101 | 12 | Freesia leichtlinii | ex Silverhill #1066 Mossel Bay | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 102 | 12 | Freesia refracta | ex Silverhill #4279 Robertson | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 103 | 12 | Freesia sparrmanii | ex Silverhill #2686 Swellendam | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 104 | 12 | Freesia verrucosa | ex Silverhill #13522 Langkloof | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 105 | 12 | Freesia viridis | ex PBS 612 D.F. | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 106 | 12 | Fritillaria crassifolia | Jane McGary | 6 | N | |||||||||
| 107 | 12 | Fritillaria raddeana | Jane McGary | 6 | N | |||||||||
| 108 | 12 | Fritillaria rhodocanakis | Jane McGary | 11 | N | |||||||||
| 109 | 12 | Geissorhiza corrugata | ex Bulbophile | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 110 | 12 | Geissorhiza imbricata | Mary Sue Ittner | 2 | N | |||||||||
| 111 | 12 | Geissorhiza splendidissima | ex Silverhill #1122 Namaqualand | James Henrich | 7 | N | ||||||||
| 112 | 12 | Gelasine coerulea | Sky blue flowers. Keep lightly moist. | Edwin Rivera | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 113 | 12 | Gladiolus alatus
| ex Silverhill #1169 Malmesbury | James Henrich | 3 | N | ||||||||
| 114 | 12 | Gladiolus arcuatus
| ex PBS | James Henrich | 5 | N | ||||||||
| 115 | 12 | Gladiolus arcuatus
| ex Silverhill #11067 Kamieskroon | James Henrich | 5 | N | ||||||||
| 116 | 12 | Gladiolus bonaspei
| ex Silverhill #1172 Peninsula W Cape | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 117 | 12 | Gladiolus carinatus
| Uli Urban | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 118 | 12 | Gladiolus carinatus
| ex Bulbophile | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 119 | 12 | Gladiolus carmineus
| ex silverhill #3613 Hermanus | James Henrich | 9 | N | ||||||||
| 120 | 12 | Gladiolus carneus
| Mary Sue Ittner | 1 | N | |||||||||
| 121 | 12 | Gladiolus caryophyllaceus
| ex Silverhill #1181 hort. | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 122 | 12 | Gladiolus ceresianus
| ex Silverhill #14422 | James Henrich | 6 | N | ||||||||
| 123 | 12 | Gladiolus equitans
| Annie's Annuals | James Henrich | 4 | N | ||||||||
| 124 | 12 | Gladiolus fourcadei
| Mary sue Ittner | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 125 | 12 | Gladiolus gracilis
| ex Silverhill 1191 Namaqualand | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 126 | 12 | Gladiolus grandiflorus
| white/yellow | Peter Lenkowski | 10 | Y | ||||||||
| 127 | 12 | Gladiolus hirsutus
| ex Silverhill #3086 Betty's Bay | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 128 | 12 | Gladiolus kamiesbergensis
| ex Silverhill #3474 Kamiesberg | James Henrich | 3 | N | ||||||||
| 129 | 12 | Gladiolus maculatus
| ex Silverhill #3086 Bot River | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 130 | 12 | Gladiolus patersoniae
| ex Silverhill #3388 Stellenbosch | James Henrich | 5 | N | ||||||||
| 131 | 12 | Gladiolus priorii
| Uli Urban | 6 | N | |||||||||
| 132 | 12 | Gladiolus priorii
| ex Silverhill #1206 Cape Peninsula | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 133 | 12 | Gladiolus pritzelii
| ex Silverhill #1207 Middelpos | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 134 | 12 | Gladiolus pulcherrimus | ex Bulbophile | James Henrich | 7 | N | ||||||||
| 135 | 12 | Gladiolus recurvus
| ex Silverhill #2937 Kouebokkeveld | James Henrich | 6 | N | ||||||||
| 136 | 12 | Gladiolus splendens
| ex Silverhill #4722 Calvinia | James Henrich | 8 | N | ||||||||
| 137 | 12 | Gladiolus stellatus
| ex Silverhill #1216 Heidelberg | James Henrich | 5 | N | ||||||||
| 138 | 12 | Gladiolus teretifolius
| ex Silverhill #3408 Heidelberg | James Henrich | 8 | N | ||||||||
| 139 | 12 | Gladiolus trichonemifolius
| ex Silverhill #1217 Bot River | James Henrich | 9 | N | ||||||||
| 140 | 12 | Gladiolus uysiae
| ex Silverhill #3879 | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 141 | 12 | Gladiolus venustus
| ex Silverhill #4600 Citrusdal | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 142 | 12 | Gladiolus virescens
| ex Silverhill #1223 Caledon | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 143 | 12 | Gladiolus watermeyeri
| ex Silverhill #2289 Nieuwoudtville | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 144 | 12 | Habranthus tubispathus | Judy Wong | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 145 | 12 | Hesperantha bachmannii | Uli Urban | 7 | N | |||||||||
| 146 | 12 | Hesperantha bachmannii | ex Silverhill #1303 Osberg | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 147 | 12 | Hesperantha cucullata | Uli Urban | 8 | N | |||||||||
| 148 | 12 | Hippeastrum evansiae | Hand pollinated | Uli Urban | 4 | N | ||||||||
| 149 | 12 | Hyacinthoides cedretorum | Mary Sue Ittner | 4 | N | |||||||||
| 150 | 12 | Hyacinthoides mauritanica | Mary sue Ittner | 4 | N | |||||||||
| 151 | 12 | Hyacinthoides mauritanica | Jan Jeddeloh | 2 | N | |||||||||
| 152 | 12 | Ipomoea carnea | ex Los Angeles Co. Arboretum | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 153 | 12 | Iris planifolia | Uli Urban | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 154 | 12 | Iris setosa | Stephen Wilson | 5 | Y | |||||||||
| 155 | 12 | Iris tectorum | Rimmer De Vries | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 156 | 12 | Iris xiphium | OP. Submitted as v. lusitanica which is not accepted by WFO | Uli Urban | 5 | N | ||||||||
| 157 | 12 | Ixia viridiflora | Uli Urban | 1 | N | |||||||||
| 158 | 12 | Lachenalia flava | Uli Urban | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 159 | 12 | Lachenalia multifolia | ex Silverhill | Uli Urban | 4 | N | ||||||||
| 160 | 12 | Lachenalia namaquensis | Uli Urban | 7 | N | |||||||||
| 161 | 12 | Lachenalia orthopetala | Flowers reliably. Like supplemental water in growth. | Edwin Rivera | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 162 | 12 | Lachenalia quadricolor | ex McMaster. Hand pollinated. | Uli Urban | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 163 | 12 | Lachenalia reflexa | Judy Wong | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 164 | 12 | Lachenalia salteri | Blue | Uli Urban | 5 | N | ||||||||
| 165 | 12 | Lapeirousia jacquinii | ex Silverhill #1476 Nieuwoudtville | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 166 | 12 | Lapeirousia montana | ex Silverhill #1477 Karoo | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 167 | 12 | Leucocoryne coquimbensis | Jane McGary | 6 | N | |||||||||
| 168 | 12 | Lilium apertum | Stephen Wilson | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 169 | 12 | Lilium humboldtii | Mary Sue Ittner | 6 | N | |||||||||
| 170 | 12 | Lilium kelloggii | Stephen Wilson | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 171 | 12 | Lilium mackliniae | Stephen Wilson | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 172 | 12 | Lilium maritimum | Stephen Wilson | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 173 | 12 | Lilium pardalinum | Terry Laskiewicz | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 174 | 12 | Maianthemum racemosum | Large flowered western form. Very attractive. Two year germination | Jan Jeddeloh | 5 | N | ||||||||
| 175 | 12 | Massonia bredasdorpensis | ex Plantae Novae | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 176 | 12 | Massonia depressa | Large growing. Red leaf margins | Edwin Rivera | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 177 | 12 | Massonia longipes | Green to purple forms with pink tinged blooms. | Edwin Rivera | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 178 | 12 | Massonia sp. "bredasdorpensis" | Large. Unidentified but received under this name | Edwin Rivera | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 179 | 12 | Moraea huttonii | Linda Press Wulf | 8 | N | |||||||||
| 180 | 12 | Muscari macrocarpum | Mary Sue Ittner | 2 | N | |||||||||
| 181 | 12 | Narcissus bulbocodium | Large flowers | Uli Urban | 6 | N | ||||||||
| 182 | 12 | Narcissus x Susanne | ex Dryad seed. Bulbocodium type flowers | Jan Jeddeloh | 3 | N | ||||||||
| 183 | 12 | Nothoscordum gracile | Mary Sue Ittner | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 184 | 12 | Odontostomum hartwegii | ex Theodore Payne Foundation | James Henrich | 9 | N | ||||||||
| 185 | 12 | Ornithogalum dubium | Bright orange. Ex Silverhill | Uli Urban | 9 | N | ||||||||
| 186 | 12 | Phalocallis coelestis (Cypella) | Steven Whyman | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 187 | 12 | Rhadamanthus platyphyllus | ex Skyview Succulents | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 188 | 12 | Romulea austinii | ex Silverhill #13394 hort. | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 189 | 12 | Romulea clusiana | Gribralter form. Ex Oron Peri | Uli Urban | 6 | N | ||||||||
| 190 | 12 | Romulea discifera | ex Silverhill #4679 Niewoudtville | James Henrich | 8 | N | ||||||||
| 191 | 12 | Romulea flava | ex Silverhill #2176 hort. | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 192 | 12 | Romulea hallii | ex Silverhill #2797 Sutherland | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 193 | 12 | Romulea hantamensis | ex Silverhill #11395 Hantamsberg | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 194 | 12 | Romulea kamisensis | ex Silverhill #2181 Namaqualand | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 195 | 12 | Romulea tetragona | ex Silverhill #2201 Namaqualand | James Henrich | 10 | N | ||||||||
| 196 | 12 | Salpingostylis coelestina | Steven Whyman | 10 | N | |||||||||
| 197 | 12 | Scilla hyacinthoides | Tall form | Uli Urban | 5 | N | ||||||||
| 198 | 12 | Scilla verna | Jan Jeddeloh | 1 | N | |||||||||
| 199 | 12 | Thalictrum tuberosum | Jane McGary | 6 | N | |||||||||
| 200 | 12 | Toxicoscordion fremontii | Mary Sue Ittner | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 201 | 12 | Trimezia (Neomarica) sp. | Blue and beige flowers | Uli Urban | 4 | N | ||||||||
| 202 | 12 | Triteleia clementina | Mary Sue Ittner | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 203 | 12 | Triteleia ixioides | Jim Barton | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 204 | 12 | Triteleia laxa | Jim Barton | 5 | N | |||||||||
| 205 | 12 | Triteleia laxa | Jane McGary | 6 | N | |||||||||
| 206 | 12 | Triteleia peduncularis | Jim Barton | 1 | N | |||||||||
| 207 | 12 | Tulbaghia simmleri | Mary Sue Ittner | 3 | N | |||||||||
| 208 | 12 | Tulipa bifloriformis | Arnold Trachtenberg | 4 | N | |||||||||
| 209 | 12 | Tulipa ferganica | Arnold Trachtenberg | 6 | N | |||||||||
| 210 | 12 | Wachendorfia thyrsiflora | Linda Press Wulf | 4 | N |
#51
Bulb and Seed Exchanges / Seed Exchange 12 now open for orders
November 02, 2022, 12:23:14 PM
Seed exchange now closed for orders.
Seed Exchange 12 is now open for orders until 5pm PDT, November 6, 2022. Each paid up member may order 15 packets from the list below. If you wish to order more than 15 packets I will fill the amount over 15 packets after everyone's first choices are filled. I also reserve the right to stop filling really large orders at a reasonable point. In other words before I go crazy! Non-members may not order seed. Members in arrears for SX/BX may not order seed. I check. I will also be randomizing the orders for filling. Any order submitted by the deadline has an equal chance of being filled first. All orders must be submitted to seedyjan1@gmail.com with "SX 12" in the subject line.
Most of the seed packets are now labeled alphabetically with name, item number and SX number. Labeling is still a work in progress; I get ghosting for some unknown reason and sometimes the subspecies and variety information doesn't print. The labels do not include additional information such as color, parents etc. You'll need to transfer that information from the list. Donor information is also available from the list. The list now includes the number of packets available and if seed is available to make additional packets.
A special note about the arisaemas. Some of them may not be ripe until the end of November. These noted with a quantity of -1. You can still order them and I can either hold your order until I can add the arisaemas or send them separately for a separate postage charge.
Rules for ordering
Read them! Orders that do not comply will be filled last.
Your name, address, and email should be listed first on your order. Give your address just like you would on an envelope. Don't string it across a line; I can't tell what goes on what line. This is particularly important for foreign addresses.
For example:
Sue Bulbcrazy
2654 Bulbnut Ln
Bulbnutsville, OR 92013
suebulbcrazy@ggmail.com
Seed is $2 per packet. Limit 15 packets for first round. Your bill will reflect credits for any previous SX submissions. Postage is $4.00 per envelope for domestic orders. Foreign orders will be charged at cost. You will receive a bill in your envelope which you can pay online at https://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/pbsforum/index.php?page=membership Prompt payment is expected.
List your 15 first choices vertically in numeric order. For example:
13 Narcissus bulbocodium
14 Narcissus cantabricus
15 Romulea rosea
Unless you tell me differently I will assume you'll accept seed from a different donor if seed from your first choice donor is sold out.
List your alternates in numeric and alphabetical order. You may star your first choice alternates. You can also include notes to help me pull seeds that will make you happy. For example; "any gladiolus seed ok as alternate". If you don't list alternates I will only send the first choices I have available.
No seed orders from countries that require a phytosanitary certificate. I am willing to send to Great Britain if you agree to reimburse the Society for postage costs should the mail not reach you. Your postal systems has strikes looming and seems less than stable at the moment hence this requirement.
Contact me with any questions about the SX procedure, but not about the offerings, at seedyjan1@gmail.com. Questions about germination or the suitability of the seed for your climate should be posted on the forum.
The next post will be the list. It was too big to post along with the instructions.
Jan
Seed Exchange 12 is now open for orders until 5pm PDT, November 6, 2022. Each paid up member may order 15 packets from the list below. If you wish to order more than 15 packets I will fill the amount over 15 packets after everyone's first choices are filled. I also reserve the right to stop filling really large orders at a reasonable point. In other words before I go crazy! Non-members may not order seed. Members in arrears for SX/BX may not order seed. I check. I will also be randomizing the orders for filling. Any order submitted by the deadline has an equal chance of being filled first. All orders must be submitted to seedyjan1@gmail.com with "SX 12" in the subject line.
Most of the seed packets are now labeled alphabetically with name, item number and SX number. Labeling is still a work in progress; I get ghosting for some unknown reason and sometimes the subspecies and variety information doesn't print. The labels do not include additional information such as color, parents etc. You'll need to transfer that information from the list. Donor information is also available from the list. The list now includes the number of packets available and if seed is available to make additional packets.
A special note about the arisaemas. Some of them may not be ripe until the end of November. These noted with a quantity of -1. You can still order them and I can either hold your order until I can add the arisaemas or send them separately for a separate postage charge.
Rules for ordering
Read them! Orders that do not comply will be filled last.
Your name, address, and email should be listed first on your order. Give your address just like you would on an envelope. Don't string it across a line; I can't tell what goes on what line. This is particularly important for foreign addresses.
For example:
Sue Bulbcrazy
2654 Bulbnut Ln
Bulbnutsville, OR 92013
suebulbcrazy@ggmail.com
Seed is $2 per packet. Limit 15 packets for first round. Your bill will reflect credits for any previous SX submissions. Postage is $4.00 per envelope for domestic orders. Foreign orders will be charged at cost. You will receive a bill in your envelope which you can pay online at https://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/pbsforum/index.php?page=membership Prompt payment is expected.
List your 15 first choices vertically in numeric order. For example:
13 Narcissus bulbocodium
14 Narcissus cantabricus
15 Romulea rosea
Unless you tell me differently I will assume you'll accept seed from a different donor if seed from your first choice donor is sold out.
List your alternates in numeric and alphabetical order. You may star your first choice alternates. You can also include notes to help me pull seeds that will make you happy. For example; "any gladiolus seed ok as alternate". If you don't list alternates I will only send the first choices I have available.
No seed orders from countries that require a phytosanitary certificate. I am willing to send to Great Britain if you agree to reimburse the Society for postage costs should the mail not reach you. Your postal systems has strikes looming and seems less than stable at the moment hence this requirement.
Contact me with any questions about the SX procedure, but not about the offerings, at seedyjan1@gmail.com. Questions about germination or the suitability of the seed for your climate should be posted on the forum.
The next post will be the list. It was too big to post along with the instructions.
Jan
#52
Bulb and Seed Exchanges / Re: [Open for Orders] EU-Exchange (EX05) until Monday Sept. 5th at 24:00 CET
September 02, 2022, 02:28:19 PM
A note regarding the seeds listed as grown by me, Jan Jeddeloh. They were actually grown by Jim Barton who keeps the US seed exchange well supplied with seeds of these California natives. He is very generous with his seed.
#53
Bulb and Seed Exchanges / SX 481 now closed
August 25, 2022, 12:56:56 PM
I've finally got the list attached. The lines from my Excel spreadsheet didn't show so it's not in the most readable format. I'm still trying to figure out a better way to post this but I figured most people would rather see a less perfect list sooner than a perfectly displayed list later. You'll notice I've extended the deadline for orders to Monday.
Seed Exchange 481 is now open for orders until August 29 at 5pm PDT. You must be a paid up PBS member to order seed. Non-members may not order seed. Members in arrears for past SX/BX may not order seed. I check.
This list includes seed from Mauro Peixoto's Brazil Plants. Most of this seed is in very short supply, in many cases I was only able to divide the seed into two or three packets. Normally I randomize orders and fill the entire order when I come to it in my stack. For this SX I will still randomize the orders but I will only fill the top two requests of each order before going on to the next order. After filling everyone's top two requests I will then go back through the orders and fill the rest of the requests. This gives more people a chance to get some of the rarer seed and prevents the top few from getting it all.
A couple of other notes. I got Hymenocallis occidentalis seed today. It is listed at the bottom because the labels were already printed. Also some of you have sent me seed of hardy bulbs. This seed will be offered in October in time for fall planting. So do not worry. I have it and will offer it.
Any order submitted by the deadline has an equal chance of being filled first. All orders should be submitted to seedyjan1@gmail.com with "SX 481" in the subject line. Do not post your orders to the list!
Most of the seed packets are now labeled alphabetically with name, item number and SX number. The labels do not include additional information such as color, parents etc. You'll need to transfer that information from the list. Donor information is also available from the list. In most cases the list now includes the number of packets available and if seed is available to make additional packets.
Rules for ordering
Your name, address, and email should be listed first on your order. Give your address just like you would on an envelope. Don't string it across a line; I can't tell what goes on what line. This is particularly important for foreign addresses.
For example:
Sue Bulbcrazy
2654 Bulbnut Ln
Bulbnutsville, OR 92013
suebulbcrazy@ggmail.com
Seed is $2 per packet. Your bill will reflect postage credit for any previous SX submissions. Domestic postage will be charged at $4 per order. All previous orders shipped for $4.30 to $4.90 per packet so I am standardizing postage at $4 per packet for all domestic orders. The extra over the postage costs will help pay for the mailing envelopes. Foreign orders will be charged at cost. You will receive a bill in your envelope which you can pay online at https://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/pbsforum/index.php?page=membership
List your 15 first choices vertically in numeric order. For example:
13 Narcissus bulbocodium
14 Narcissus cantabricus
15 Romulea rosea
Be sure to include both number and name.
Unless you tell me differently I will assume you'll accept seed from a different donor if seed from your first choice donor is sold out.
List your alternates in numeric and alphabetical order. You may star your first choice alternates. You can also include notes to help me pull seeds that will make you happy. For example; "any gladiolus seed ok as alternate". If you don't list alternates I will only send the first choices I have available. I am not limiting people to 15 packets but if you want extras I will process the amount in excess of 15 packets after I am done filling the other orders.
No seed orders from countries that require a phytosanitary certificate. New Zealand orders are at your own risk for postage costs. As best I can tell my last order to New Zealand did not get through.
It is important to follow the ordering rules. Orders that don't, and drive me crazy trying to fill them, may be put at the bottom of the stack! Don't make me do that.
Contact me with any questions about the SX procedure, but not about the offerings, at seedyjan1@gmail.com. Questions about germination or the suitability of the seed for your climate should be posted on the forum.
Jan
Seed Exchange 481 is now open for orders until August 29 at 5pm PDT. You must be a paid up PBS member to order seed. Non-members may not order seed. Members in arrears for past SX/BX may not order seed. I check.
This list includes seed from Mauro Peixoto's Brazil Plants. Most of this seed is in very short supply, in many cases I was only able to divide the seed into two or three packets. Normally I randomize orders and fill the entire order when I come to it in my stack. For this SX I will still randomize the orders but I will only fill the top two requests of each order before going on to the next order. After filling everyone's top two requests I will then go back through the orders and fill the rest of the requests. This gives more people a chance to get some of the rarer seed and prevents the top few from getting it all.
A couple of other notes. I got Hymenocallis occidentalis seed today. It is listed at the bottom because the labels were already printed. Also some of you have sent me seed of hardy bulbs. This seed will be offered in October in time for fall planting. So do not worry. I have it and will offer it.
Any order submitted by the deadline has an equal chance of being filled first. All orders should be submitted to seedyjan1@gmail.com with "SX 481" in the subject line. Do not post your orders to the list!
Most of the seed packets are now labeled alphabetically with name, item number and SX number. The labels do not include additional information such as color, parents etc. You'll need to transfer that information from the list. Donor information is also available from the list. In most cases the list now includes the number of packets available and if seed is available to make additional packets.
Rules for ordering
Your name, address, and email should be listed first on your order. Give your address just like you would on an envelope. Don't string it across a line; I can't tell what goes on what line. This is particularly important for foreign addresses.
For example:
Sue Bulbcrazy
2654 Bulbnut Ln
Bulbnutsville, OR 92013
suebulbcrazy@ggmail.com
Seed is $2 per packet. Your bill will reflect postage credit for any previous SX submissions. Domestic postage will be charged at $4 per order. All previous orders shipped for $4.30 to $4.90 per packet so I am standardizing postage at $4 per packet for all domestic orders. The extra over the postage costs will help pay for the mailing envelopes. Foreign orders will be charged at cost. You will receive a bill in your envelope which you can pay online at https://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/pbsforum/index.php?page=membership
List your 15 first choices vertically in numeric order. For example:
13 Narcissus bulbocodium
14 Narcissus cantabricus
15 Romulea rosea
Be sure to include both number and name.
Unless you tell me differently I will assume you'll accept seed from a different donor if seed from your first choice donor is sold out.
List your alternates in numeric and alphabetical order. You may star your first choice alternates. You can also include notes to help me pull seeds that will make you happy. For example; "any gladiolus seed ok as alternate". If you don't list alternates I will only send the first choices I have available. I am not limiting people to 15 packets but if you want extras I will process the amount in excess of 15 packets after I am done filling the other orders.
No seed orders from countries that require a phytosanitary certificate. New Zealand orders are at your own risk for postage costs. As best I can tell my last order to New Zealand did not get through.
It is important to follow the ordering rules. Orders that don't, and drive me crazy trying to fill them, may be put at the bottom of the stack! Don't make me do that.
Contact me with any questions about the SX procedure, but not about the offerings, at seedyjan1@gmail.com. Questions about germination or the suitability of the seed for your climate should be posted on the forum.
Jan
| Name | Notes | Donor | Number | Overflow | |
| 1 | Albuca namaquensis (circinata) | Rimmer De Vries | 10 | N | |
| 2 | Babiana rubrocyanea | Robert Parks | 8 | N | |
| 3 | Bomarea multiflora | Robert Parks | 11 | N | |
| 4 | Chasmanthe bicolor | Ex IBS 98-67 seed | Melanie Durst | 4 | N |
| 5 | Cyrtanthus mackenii | Pink flowers | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 2 | N |
| 6 | Cyrtanthus mackenii | Pale Yellow, Telos Clone | Rimmer DeVries | 9 | N |
| 7 | Dracunculus canariensis | Robert Parks | 10 | N | |
| 8 | Drimiopsis (Ledebouris) pusilla | Rimmer De Vries | 10 | N | |
| 9 | Eucrosia mirabilis | Rimmer De Vries | 10 | N | |
| 10 | Eucrosia mirabilis | Michael Lowitz | 10 | N | |
| 11 | Ferraria sp. | Arnold Trachtenberg | 3 | N | |
| 12 | Habranthus tubispathus | Laura Grant | 9 | N | |
| 13 | Habranthus x floryi 'Green Base' | Rimmer De Vries | 10 | N | |
| 14 | Hippeastrelia ex 'Durga Pradhan' | Laura Grant | 10 | N | |
| 15 | Hippeastrum aulicum 'Corupá' | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 2 | N | |
| 16 | Hippeastrum calyptratum 'Biritiba' | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 2 | N | |
| 17 | Hippeastrum elegans | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 2 | N | |
| 18 | Hippeastrum glaucescens | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 3 | N | |
| 19 | Hippeastrum morelianum | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 3 | N | |
| 20 | Hippeastrum papilio | Float seed in water to germinate | Marvin Ellenbecker | 11 | ? |
| 21 | Hippeastrum psittacinum | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 2 | N | |
| 22 | Hippeastrum x Johnsonii | Hardy Red, white center | Rimmer De Vries | 6 | Y |
| 23 | Hymenocallis guerreroensis | Rimmer De Vries | 4 | N | |
| 24 | Hypoxis obtusa (nitida) | Rimmer De Vries | 10 | N | |
| 25 | ixia rapunculoides | Robert Parks | 3 | N | |
| 26 | Lachenalia nervosa | Arnold Trachtenberg | 4 | N | |
| 27 | Marah fabacea | Robert Parks | 3 | N | |
| 28 | Ornithogalum hispidulum? | Robert Parks | 6 | N | |
| 29 | Pelargonium bowkeri | Robert Parks | 2 | N | |
| 30 | Phaedranassa dubia? | ex Ornduff #5674, Imbabua, Ecuador | Rimmer De Vries | 4 | N |
| 31 | Phaedranassa tunguraguae | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 2 | N | |
| 32 | Rhodophiala cipoensis | may be cipoana | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 3 | N |
| 33 | Romulea hantamensis | Robert Parks | 7 | N | |
| 34 | Sinningia bragae 'Ibitioca' | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 2 | N | |
| 35 | Sinningia bullata 'Florianopolis' | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 4 | N | |
| 36 | Sinningia conspicua | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 7 | N | |
| 37 | Sinningia guttata | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 4 | N | |
| 38 | Sinningia helioana | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 4 | N | |
| 39 | Sinningia iarae | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 6 | N | |
| 40 | Sinningia leopoldii | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 5 | N | |
| 41 | Sinningia leucotricha | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 5 | N | |
| 42 | Sinningia macropoda | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 7 | N | |
| 43 | Sinningia macrostachya | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 10 | N | |
| 44 | Sinningia micans | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 6 | N | |
| 45 | Sinningia ramboi | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 5 | N | |
| 46 | Sinningia reitzii 'Corupá' | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 4 | N | |
| 47 | Sinningia stapelioides 'Pancras' | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 8 | N | |
| 48 | Trachyandra ciliata | Robert Parks | 4 | N | |
| 49 | Velthemia bracteata | Pink, ex Telos | Michael Lowitz | 4 | N |
| 50 | Zephranthes mesochloa 'Galpão de Pedra' | Mauro-Brazil Plants | 2 | N | |
| 51 | Zephyranthes 'Pink Beauty' | Rimmer De Vries | 6 | N | |
| 52 | Zephyranthes 'Sunset Strain' | Rimmer De Vries | 9 | N | |
| 53 | Zephyranthes drummondii | Rimmer De Vries | 10 | N | |
| 54 | Zephyranthes fosteri | Ex BX 401 | Rimmer De Vries | 3 | N |
| 55 | Zephyranthes primulina | May have some Z. regina mixed in. Check in flw. | Rimmer De Vries | 10 | Y |
| 56 | Zephyranthes pulchella | Ex Refugio TX, along US77 ex BX 402 Wade Roitshch coll. | Rimmer De Vries | 10 | N |
| 57 | Hymenocallis occidentalis | Specify # of seeds wanted | Charles Hunter | Many seeds |
#54
Bulb and Seed Exchanges / SX 481 now closed
August 24, 2022, 08:08:20 PM
SX 481 is now closed. I will start filling orders in a couple of days.
Seed Exchange 481 is now open for orders until August 27 at 5pm PDT. You must be a paid up PBS member to order seed. Non-members may not order seed. Members in arrears for past SX/BX may not order seed. I check.
This list includes seed from Mauro Peixoto's Brazil Plants. Most of this seed is in very short supply, in many cases I was only able to divide the seed into two or three packets. Normally I randomize orders and fill the entire order when I come to it in my stack. For this SX I will still randomize the orders but I will only fill the top two requests of each order before going on to the next order. After filling everyone's top two requests I will then go back through the orders and fill the rest of the requests. This gives more people a chance to get some of the rarer seed and prevents the top few from getting it all.
A couple of other notes. I got Hymenocallis occidentalis seed today. It is listed at the bottom because the labels were already printed. Also some of you have sent me seed of hardy bulbs. This seed will be offered in October in time for fall planting. So do not worry. I have it and will offer it.
Any order submitted by the deadline has an equal chance of being filled first. All orders should be submitted to seedyjan1@gmail.com with "SX 481" in the subject line. Do not post your orders to the list!
Most of the seed packets are now labeled alphabetically with name, item number and SX number. The labels do not include additional information such as color, parents etc. You'll need to transfer that information from the list. Donor information is also available from the list. In most cases the list now includes the number of packets available and if seed is available to make additional packets.
Rules for ordering
Your name, address, and email should be listed first on your order. Give your address just like you would on an envelope. Don't string it across a line; I can't tell what goes on what line. This is particularly important for foreign addresses.
For example:
Sue Bulbcrazy
2654 Bulbnut Ln
Bulbnutsville, OR 92013
suebulbcrazy@ggmail.com
Seed is $2 per packet. Your bill will reflect postage credit for any previous SX submissions. Domestic postage will be charged at $4 per order. All previous orders shipped for $4.30 to $4.90 per packet so I am standardizing postage at $4 per packet for all domestic orders. The extra over the postage costs will help pay for the mailing envelopes. Foreign orders will be charged at cost. You will receive a bill in your envelope which you can pay online at https://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/pbsforum/index.php?page=membership
List your 15 first choices vertically in numeric order. For example:
13 Narcissus bulbocodium
14 Narcissus cantabricus
15 Romulea rosea
Be sure to include both number and name.
Unless you tell me differently I will assume you'll accept seed from a different donor if seed from your first choice donor is sold out.
List your alternates in numeric and alphabetical order. You may star your first choice alternates. You can also include notes to help me pull seeds that will make you happy. For example; "any gladiolus seed ok as alternate". If you don't list alternates I will only send the first choices I have available. I am not limiting people to 15 packets but if you want extras I will process the amount in excess of 15 packets after I am done filling the other orders.
No seed orders from countries that require a phytosanitary certificate. New Zealand orders are at your own risk for postage costs. As best I can tell my last order to New Zealand did not get through.
It is important to follow the ordering rules. Orders that don't, and drive me crazy trying to fill them, may be put at the bottom of the stack! Don't make me do that.
Contact me with any questions about the SX procedure, but not about the offerings, at seedyjan1@gmail.com. Questions about germination or the suitability of the seed for your climate should be posted on the forum.
I just discovered that xls filed are not an allowed attachment so check your emails. I will get the list posted as soon as possible. Sorry about that.
Seed Exchange 481 is now open for orders until August 27 at 5pm PDT. You must be a paid up PBS member to order seed. Non-members may not order seed. Members in arrears for past SX/BX may not order seed. I check.
This list includes seed from Mauro Peixoto's Brazil Plants. Most of this seed is in very short supply, in many cases I was only able to divide the seed into two or three packets. Normally I randomize orders and fill the entire order when I come to it in my stack. For this SX I will still randomize the orders but I will only fill the top two requests of each order before going on to the next order. After filling everyone's top two requests I will then go back through the orders and fill the rest of the requests. This gives more people a chance to get some of the rarer seed and prevents the top few from getting it all.
A couple of other notes. I got Hymenocallis occidentalis seed today. It is listed at the bottom because the labels were already printed. Also some of you have sent me seed of hardy bulbs. This seed will be offered in October in time for fall planting. So do not worry. I have it and will offer it.
Any order submitted by the deadline has an equal chance of being filled first. All orders should be submitted to seedyjan1@gmail.com with "SX 481" in the subject line. Do not post your orders to the list!
Most of the seed packets are now labeled alphabetically with name, item number and SX number. The labels do not include additional information such as color, parents etc. You'll need to transfer that information from the list. Donor information is also available from the list. In most cases the list now includes the number of packets available and if seed is available to make additional packets.
Rules for ordering
Your name, address, and email should be listed first on your order. Give your address just like you would on an envelope. Don't string it across a line; I can't tell what goes on what line. This is particularly important for foreign addresses.
For example:
Sue Bulbcrazy
2654 Bulbnut Ln
Bulbnutsville, OR 92013
suebulbcrazy@ggmail.com
Seed is $2 per packet. Your bill will reflect postage credit for any previous SX submissions. Domestic postage will be charged at $4 per order. All previous orders shipped for $4.30 to $4.90 per packet so I am standardizing postage at $4 per packet for all domestic orders. The extra over the postage costs will help pay for the mailing envelopes. Foreign orders will be charged at cost. You will receive a bill in your envelope which you can pay online at https://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/pbsforum/index.php?page=membership
List your 15 first choices vertically in numeric order. For example:
13 Narcissus bulbocodium
14 Narcissus cantabricus
15 Romulea rosea
Be sure to include both number and name.
Unless you tell me differently I will assume you'll accept seed from a different donor if seed from your first choice donor is sold out.
List your alternates in numeric and alphabetical order. You may star your first choice alternates. You can also include notes to help me pull seeds that will make you happy. For example; "any gladiolus seed ok as alternate". If you don't list alternates I will only send the first choices I have available. I am not limiting people to 15 packets but if you want extras I will process the amount in excess of 15 packets after I am done filling the other orders.
No seed orders from countries that require a phytosanitary certificate. New Zealand orders are at your own risk for postage costs. As best I can tell my last order to New Zealand did not get through.
It is important to follow the ordering rules. Orders that don't, and drive me crazy trying to fill them, may be put at the bottom of the stack! Don't make me do that.
Contact me with any questions about the SX procedure, but not about the offerings, at seedyjan1@gmail.com. Questions about germination or the suitability of the seed for your climate should be posted on the forum.
I just discovered that xls filed are not an allowed attachment so check your emails. I will get the list posted as soon as possible. Sorry about that.
#55
Bulb and Seed Exchanges / Pop Up Crinum SX
August 11, 2022, 08:31:07 PM
The SX recently received some fresh crinum (Crinum bulbispermum) seed from Cynthia W Mueller. This seed has very short viability and tonight I found that some of the germinating radicles did not look good so I need to get this seed out pronto. Cynthia describes the seed as "my best Cr. Macowani crosses". She sent me a couple of pictures which I will post on the forum when I'm done with this email.
These seeds are available first come, first served. I don't know how many requests I will get but everyone will receive at least three seeds. Depending on the number of requests you may get a lot more. When I'm out of seed the exchange is done.
Please send me your requests. Make sure you include your mailing address. It's really hard to send seed over the internet!
Off to post the pictures on the forum.
Jan Jeddeloh
These seeds are available first come, first served. I don't know how many requests I will get but everyone will receive at least three seeds. Depending on the number of requests you may get a lot more. When I'm out of seed the exchange is done.
Please send me your requests. Make sure you include your mailing address. It's really hard to send seed over the internet!
Off to post the pictures on the forum.
Jan Jeddeloh
#56
Bulb and Seed Exchanges / Re: Donation for US Seed Exchange now open
August 06, 2022, 08:04:03 PM
Hi Judy,
Jane just notified me of your post. I confess I'm bad about checking the forum regularly so didn't know of your question. In the future you'll get a quicker reply if you just email me directly at Seedyjan1@gmail.com.
Regarding the mirabilis seed. I don't know if there is any interest of not. Why don't you send me five packets worth of each and we'll see. The biggest interest is in seed that is not available commercially. Mirabilis is available commercially but you do have to poke around a bit to find.
Jan
Jane just notified me of your post. I confess I'm bad about checking the forum regularly so didn't know of your question. In the future you'll get a quicker reply if you just email me directly at Seedyjan1@gmail.com.
Regarding the mirabilis seed. I don't know if there is any interest of not. Why don't you send me five packets worth of each and we'll see. The biggest interest is in seed that is not available commercially. Mirabilis is available commercially but you do have to poke around a bit to find.
Jan
#57
Bulb and Seed Exchanges / Donation for US Seed Exchange closed
July 30, 2022, 03:04:56 PM
The US seed exchange is now open for donations until October 1. I'm particularly encouraging you to send in seed of hardy bulbs. I want to have a seed exchange in September or October emphasizing hardy bulb seed so it can be planted in time for a winter chill. Please read ALL the instructions carefully and contact me at seedyjan1@gmail.com if you have any questions.
The seed exchange welcomes all non-ephemeral geophyte seed, but not in unlimited quantities. I only need enough seed for a maximum of ten packets unless the seed is unusually desirable. For most seed a tablespoon is quite sufficient for ten packets. If your seed is huge (pea size or bigger), it would be appropriate to send a bit more.
Wild collected seed, with geographic collection information, is very welcome. Wild collected see must collected in accordance with local laws and applicable regulations.
Please label each bag with the precise name of the plant (scientific name if possible) and your own name so that all donations are clearly identified and can be referred to the donor. I can accept as few as five seeds. Some lucky person will love to have that single packet. Include your email with your order in case I have questions.
If you are willing to prepack seed please let me know how many free seed envelopes to send you. Be sure to include your mailing address. If you wish to use your own envelopes they must be no wider than 2" otherwise they won't fit in my seed trays. I buy our seed packets from NARGS https://www.nargs.org/glassine-envelopes. Prepacking the seed will greatly reduce my workload. Each envelope should have at least enough seed for a pot, generally at least 10 seeds. Rare seed can have less. If you're unsure how many seeds to packet just send me the seed and I'll pack it. If you think your seed will be especially desirable and you have extra seed you can send it in a separate envelop and I will pack it as needed.
No ephemeral seed. This means no crinum, clivia and hymenocallis seed or any other moist seed likely to produce a radicle before it can be distributed. I have received germinating seed of all these genera. It's difficult to protect the radicle in the seed distribution and mailing process. If you have ephemeral seed you can distribute it one of two ways. 1) Ask people to contact you directly for seed, mail it yourself and ask for postage reimbursement. 2) it yourself Grow it on for a year or so and then put the baby bulbs in the bulb exchange. Bulbs are much more durable than germinating seed.
No one is required to prepackage seed. I realize not everyone has the time, finger dexterity or inclination to package seed. Jane and I have time to package seed. Please however make sure your seed is clean. Nobody likes dirty seed.
If you wish to donate seed from outside the US please let me know. I have a Small Lots of Seed Permit I can send you for your donation. This form is required for all seed entering the US from foreign countries.
As a donor you will get a rounded credit on seed equaling the postage you paid for your donation. For example a postage cost of $4.49 will be rounded to $4 and a postage cost of $4.50 will be rounded to $5.
Please remember that you must be a fully paid member of the PBS to order from our seed and bulb exchanges. You do not have to be a donor to order, all US and non-EU members can order from the US seed exchange. EU members have a separate seed exchange due to the requirement for a phytosanitary certificate for entry into the EU.
The seed exchange welcomes all non-ephemeral geophyte seed, but not in unlimited quantities. I only need enough seed for a maximum of ten packets unless the seed is unusually desirable. For most seed a tablespoon is quite sufficient for ten packets. If your seed is huge (pea size or bigger), it would be appropriate to send a bit more.
Wild collected seed, with geographic collection information, is very welcome. Wild collected see must collected in accordance with local laws and applicable regulations.
Please label each bag with the precise name of the plant (scientific name if possible) and your own name so that all donations are clearly identified and can be referred to the donor. I can accept as few as five seeds. Some lucky person will love to have that single packet. Include your email with your order in case I have questions.
If you are willing to prepack seed please let me know how many free seed envelopes to send you. Be sure to include your mailing address. If you wish to use your own envelopes they must be no wider than 2" otherwise they won't fit in my seed trays. I buy our seed packets from NARGS https://www.nargs.org/glassine-envelopes. Prepacking the seed will greatly reduce my workload. Each envelope should have at least enough seed for a pot, generally at least 10 seeds. Rare seed can have less. If you're unsure how many seeds to packet just send me the seed and I'll pack it. If you think your seed will be especially desirable and you have extra seed you can send it in a separate envelop and I will pack it as needed.
No ephemeral seed. This means no crinum, clivia and hymenocallis seed or any other moist seed likely to produce a radicle before it can be distributed. I have received germinating seed of all these genera. It's difficult to protect the radicle in the seed distribution and mailing process. If you have ephemeral seed you can distribute it one of two ways. 1) Ask people to contact you directly for seed, mail it yourself and ask for postage reimbursement. 2) it yourself Grow it on for a year or so and then put the baby bulbs in the bulb exchange. Bulbs are much more durable than germinating seed.
No one is required to prepackage seed. I realize not everyone has the time, finger dexterity or inclination to package seed. Jane and I have time to package seed. Please however make sure your seed is clean. Nobody likes dirty seed.
If you wish to donate seed from outside the US please let me know. I have a Small Lots of Seed Permit I can send you for your donation. This form is required for all seed entering the US from foreign countries.
As a donor you will get a rounded credit on seed equaling the postage you paid for your donation. For example a postage cost of $4.49 will be rounded to $4 and a postage cost of $4.50 will be rounded to $5.
Please remember that you must be a fully paid member of the PBS to order from our seed and bulb exchanges. You do not have to be a donor to order, all US and non-EU members can order from the US seed exchange. EU members have a separate seed exchange due to the requirement for a phytosanitary certificate for entry into the EU.
#58
Bulb and Seed Exchanges / Re: SX 480 is open
June 12, 2022, 08:06:06 PM
Seed Exchange 480 is now closed. All the orders will go out in the mail tomorrow.
Some observations from order filling.
Clivias were very popular and went fast. I didn't have many seeds so a lot of you will unfortunately be disappointed. Moraeas were also popular and I sold out of most species. Many people requested calochortus but luckily I had lots of seed of most species so was able to fulfill most requests. Lilies were not popular; perhaps lily lovers are already members of the North American Lily Society and are getting their seed there?. I was surprised most people did not order a full allotment of fifteen packets. I'm used to the NARGS seed exchange where most everyone orders all the seeds they can get. So you are a selective bunch I still have left over seed and will probably organize some grab bags in the near future.
Some of you have trouble following directions. I asked for addresses at the top of the seed requests and often found them at the bottom. I want the addresses at the top because it makes addressing and printing the postage stickers easier for me. When you're processing forty five orders you need all the efficiencies you can get. Please, please put your address at the top. Next time people who don't follow instructions may find their orders are filled last!
Your orders have an invoice enclosed with the amount owed. When you pay it's important to note on PayPal or on your check that you are paying for Seed Exchange 480. Do not confuse or combine payments with bulb exchanges. Our treasurer Arnold has been given a list of what everyone owes and matches payments with invoices. It's important to pay your invoices promptly because you won't be allowed to participate in future seed and bulb exchanges if you're not paid up. I've been notified that I have seed coming from Brazil Plants so I'll be running an exchange for this seed in the near future.
Enjoy your seed when it arrives.
Happy growing,
Jan Jeddeloh
Some observations from order filling.
Clivias were very popular and went fast. I didn't have many seeds so a lot of you will unfortunately be disappointed. Moraeas were also popular and I sold out of most species. Many people requested calochortus but luckily I had lots of seed of most species so was able to fulfill most requests. Lilies were not popular; perhaps lily lovers are already members of the North American Lily Society and are getting their seed there?. I was surprised most people did not order a full allotment of fifteen packets. I'm used to the NARGS seed exchange where most everyone orders all the seeds they can get. So you are a selective bunch I still have left over seed and will probably organize some grab bags in the near future.
Some of you have trouble following directions. I asked for addresses at the top of the seed requests and often found them at the bottom. I want the addresses at the top because it makes addressing and printing the postage stickers easier for me. When you're processing forty five orders you need all the efficiencies you can get. Please, please put your address at the top. Next time people who don't follow instructions may find their orders are filled last!
Your orders have an invoice enclosed with the amount owed. When you pay it's important to note on PayPal or on your check that you are paying for Seed Exchange 480. Do not confuse or combine payments with bulb exchanges. Our treasurer Arnold has been given a list of what everyone owes and matches payments with invoices. It's important to pay your invoices promptly because you won't be allowed to participate in future seed and bulb exchanges if you're not paid up. I've been notified that I have seed coming from Brazil Plants so I'll be running an exchange for this seed in the near future.
Enjoy your seed when it arrives.
Happy growing,
Jan Jeddeloh
#59
Bulb and Seed Exchanges / Re: Canadian Postage Regs for bulbs
May 30, 2022, 12:11:11 PM
Canadians can't participate in the bulb exchanges but they can participate in the seed exchanges. You unfortunately just get to pay exorbitant international shipping rates even thought you're a lot closer to me in Portland than Arnold in New Jersey.
Jan
Jan
#60
General Off-Topic / Re: How queer are we?
May 26, 2022, 09:46:02 PM
Straight woman here. It's always been my experience the horticultural world doesn't give a damn who you sleep or live with as long as you want to talk plants. I don't know what we'd do with out "gays". I live in Portland, Oregon which is a pretty gay etc friendly place. Go out into the boondocks of coastal, eastern or southern Oregon it is probably different. Those areas are full of gun-toting Trumpies.