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 <mailto: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 <mailto: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://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbsforum/index.php/… <https://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbsforum/index.php/…> 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 <mailto: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 _______________________________________________ pbs mailing list pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net http://lists.pacificbulbsociety.net/cgi-bin/… Unsubscribe: <mailto:pbs-unsubscribe@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net> PBS Forum https://…