Hi all, I live about 70 klm or 40 miles North of Nyngan, New South Wales, Australia. I am currently watching about 20+ populations of Crinum flaccidum white flowered form, which is native to this area & much of NSW, Victoria & South Australia, we are in drought atm but have had in some areas around some rain which has triggered growth of the Crinum flaccidum bulbs. They will flower possibly end of this month or into December/January not sure how long afterwards the seeds will form & take to mature. Please be aware that we are beginning to come into the Australian summer here. I will be harvesting a few seeds from each population (some populations can cover 1 acre or up to several hundred acres.) Which I will label with letters to keep each genetic line different. These populations that I am monitoring are about 3 - 10 klm apart from each other. Would any members be interested in some of the seeds, they are recaltricant & germinate within about 2 -3 weeks of becoming ripe, sometimes in the seed capsule itself. I have harvested a few seeds & have them growing in polystyrene boxes, they are quite slow growing. If you are interested in some seeds please contact me, my email is agentletouch1@ipstarmail.com.au. Thank you, Ann Ballard _______________________________________________ pbs mailing list pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net http://lists.pacificbulbsociety.net/cgi-bin/…