Pacific Bulb Society Bulb and Seed Exchange (BX) 101-200

Pacific Bulb Society Bulb and Seed Exchange (BX) 101-200 

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The following are statistical analyses of BX101-200. Total item = 1830, average item per BX 

= 18.3, average items per month = 42.56, average BX’s per month = 2.3, total items for 

Spring = 235, total items for Summer = 563, total items for Fall = 774, total items for 

winter = 288. 

BX 101 (Sept. 4, 2005) 

>From Mark Mazer: 

1. Small bulbs of Nerine bowdenii 

2. Bulbs of Cyrtanthus helictus 

3. Rhizomes of Trillium discolor 

4. Cormlets of Ixia flexuosa 

5. Tubers of Arum cyrenaicum 

6. Cormlets of Ixia maculata 

7. Corms of Sparaxis tricolor 

8. Tubers of Arum purpureospathum 

>From Leo Martin: 

9. Seed of Lachenalia contaminata 

>From Mark Wilcox: 

10. Seed of Rhodophiala chilense 

BX 102 (Sept. 22, 2005) 

> From Arnold Trachtenberg: 

1. Bulbs of Nerine bowdenii 

2. Bulbils of Lilium sulphereum 

> From Lee Poulsen: 

3. Seed of Hippeastrum aulicum 

> From Tsuh Yang Chen: 

4. Tubers of Sinningia aghensis 

> From Dennis Kramb: 

5. Seed of Iris odaesanensis 

6. Seed of Nelumbo lutea 

> From Lyn Makela: 

7. Bulbs of Tulbaghia cominsii 

8. Tubers of Sinningia tubiflora 

9. Bulbs of Freesia refracta alba (syn. F. 

alba) 

SEED: 

10. Chasmanthe floribunda 

11. Calydorea pallens 

12. Dietes iridioides 'Amatola', dwarf 

13. Freesia muirii (syn F. leichtlinii) 

14. Habranthus robustus 

15. Zephyranthes reginae 'Valles yellow' 

16. Zephyranthes primulina 

17. Zephyranthes commersoniana (syn. 

Z. mesochloa) 

BULBLETS: 

18. Oxalis purpurea alba 

19. Oxalis purpurea 'Garnet' 

20. Oxalis obtusa, rose 

>From Mark Mazer: 

21. Bulblets of Cyanella hyacinthoides 

22. Bulblets of Lachenalia juncifolia 

23. Seed of Cypella plumbosa plantensis 

(syn. C. coelestis) 

24. Tubers of Arisaema rhombiforme 

BX 103 ( Sept. 28, 2005) 

> From Mary Sue Ittner: 

BULBLETS/CORMLETS: 

1. Brodiaea pallida cormlets 

2. California native cormlets, probably 

Dichelostemma capitatum 

3. Calochortus uniflorus 

4. Lachenalia carnosa 

5. Lachenalia pallida 

6. Lachenalia pustulata 

7. Lachenalia sp. from BX seedpustulata? 

8. Lachenalia unicolor 

9. Leucocoryne purpurea cormlets 

10. Oxalis commutata -- Fall 

11. Oxalis depressa MV4871 

12. Oxalis incarnata 

13. Oxalis luteola MV 5667 

14. Oxalis obtusa pink 

15. Oxalis obtusa MV4719d -- coppery 

pink 

16. Oxalis obtusa MV 5516, yellow 

17. Oxalis obtusa MV 7087 

18. Oxalis obtusa peach -- 

19. Oxalis (South Africa) Uli 54 -- 

20. Oxalis sp. (South America) from Uli,

magnifica? - Summer growing 

21. Oxalis sp. (lost tag) 

22. Romulea obscura substestacea 

cormlets 

23. Gladiolus ecklonii -- Summer growing 

> From Mark Mazer: 

23. Small bulbs of Lilium formosanum 

> From Jerry Flintoff: 

24. Bulbs of Colchicum speciosum 'Album' 

25. Bulbs of Colchicum speciosum 

'Atrorubens' 

BX 104 ( Oct. 6, 2005) 

> From Marcelle Sheppard via Joe Shaw: 

1. Seed of Crinum macowanii 

> From Merrill Johnson (of the Gamble 

Gardens in Palo Alto, CA): 

SEED: 

2. Alstroemeria sp. An old hybrid (~50 

years) that is historic to the Elizabeth F. 

Gamble Garden in Palo Alto, CA. 

3. Freesia laxa 

4. Dierama pulcherrimum 

5. Cypella coelestis 

6. Allium senescens subsp. montanum 

var. glaucum 


SEED: 

7. Pasithea caerulea 

8. Lilium pardalinum --form called 

Giganteum 

9. Calochortus mariposa hybrids 

10. Albuca circinata 

11. Bulblets of Oxalis purpurea 'Garnet' 

>From Jerry Flintoff: 

12. Seed of Gagea fibrosa 

13. Seed of Allium brevicaule 

>From Gary Meltzer: 

14. Seed of Gloriosa superba 


>From Jane McGary: 

BULBS: 

1. Arum dioscoridis 

2. Bloomeria crocea ssp. montana 

3. Arum concinnum 

4. Trichopetalum plumosum 

5. Arum sintenisii 

6. Colchicum minutum 

7. Gillesia graminifolia 

8. Arisarum vulgare forma typicum 

9. Dichelostemma volubile 

10. Acis trichophylla (syn. Leucojum 

trichophyllum 

11. Fritillaria eastwoodiae 

> From Marie-Paule Opdenakker: 

12. Bulbils of an unknown lily (orange, 

tiger-lily type) 

> From Carolyn Craft: 

13. Small rhizomes of hybrid bearded iris. 

Mixed hybrids, mostly labeled. 

> From Doug Westfall: 

SEED: 

14. Haemanthus coccineus 

15. Haemanthus hirsutus PINK 

16. Veltheimia capensis 

17. Veltheimia x 'Rosealba' (seed may not 

produce true 'Rosealba' blooms) 


18. Seed of Louisiana iris, mixed cultivars, 

with heavy influence from Iris fulva 


19. Corms of Cypella coelestis 

> From Dave Brastow: 

20. Seed of Nomocharis aperta from plant 

grown from seed wild-collected by 

Collector's Nursery 


> From Cynthia Mueller: 

1. Seed of Beschorneria septentrionalis 


2. Tubers of Amorphophallus konjac 

3. Small bulbs of Eucomis autumnalis ssp. 

clavata 

4. Tubers of Arisaema fargesii 

> From Rogan Roth: 

5. Seed of Moraea hiemalis ex Bulwer, 

KwaZulu-Natal

From Arnold Trachtenberg: 

6. Seed of Lilium regale 

7. Seed of Lycoris chinensis 

8. Seed of Lycoris longituba 

> From Joyce Miller: 

SMALL BULBS/CORMS 

9. South African bulbs including 

lachenalias 

10. Lachenalia bulbifera 


12. Lachenalia juncifolia 


14. Lachenalia orthopetala 

15. Lachenalia contaminata 

16. Moraea sp. 

17. Zephyranthes (Cooperia) sp., yellow 

with red throat 

18. Tritonia securigera 

19. Calla sp. 

20. Seed of Amaryllis belladonna 

multiflora, hot pink 

BX 107 ( Nov. 7, 2005) 

> From Alberto Grossi: 

1. Seed of Lilium candidum 

2. Seed of Tulipa tarda 

3. Seed of Tulbaghia violacea 



"Bloemfontein" 

6. Seed of Pancratium maritimum 

7. Bulbils of Dioscorea bulbifera 

8. Seedlings of Crinum moorei 


BULBS: 

9. Oxalis obtusa (W) 

10. Oxalis Uli 69 (sprouted) 

11. Oxalis obtusa MV6341 (W) 

12. Tritonia sp. (W) 

13. Tritonia disticha -- Summer growing 

14. Spiloxene capensis (W) 

15. Romulea bulbocodium aff. (W) 

16. Oxalis sp. (South African, winter 

growing, not obtusa) 

SEED: 

17. Cyrtanthus brachyscyphus 

> From Tom Glavich: 

18. Albuca batteriana 

19. Albuca sp. Algoa Park (near Cape 

Town) 

20. Albuca sp. Nova Ngome Kwazul Natal 

21. Haemanthus albiflos 

22. Lachenalia aloides 

23. Lachenalia bachmanii 

24. Lachenalia mediana 

25. Lachenalia mutabilis 

26. Lachenalia orchoides var. glacina 


28. Lachenalia reflexa 

29. Lachenalia rubida 

30. Lachenalia splendida 

31. Massonia pustalata 

32. Pelargonium echinatum 

BX 108 ( Nov. 17, 2005) 

> From Hans Joschko: 

SEED: 

1. Habranthus martinezii, ex AGS 

2. Habranthus gracilifolius, ex AGS 


4. Habranthus martinezii (a different 

clone) 

5. Habranthus gracilifolius (a different 

clone) 

6. Habranthus texanus 

7. Habranthus brachyandrus 

8. Zephyranthes candida 

9. Zephyranthes minima 


11. Tulbaghia violacea 

> From Shirley Meneice: 

SEED: 

12. Sisyrinchium bellum 

13. Sisyrinchium striatum 

14. Sisyrinchium californicum 

15. Hippeastrum hybrids 

16. Anomatheca laxa (syn. Freesia laxa) 

17. Zigadenus fremontii 

18. Lachenalia pustulata 

19. Seed of an unknown South African 

bulb - probably an irid; seed looks 

like Gladiolus 

> From Mark Wilcox: 

20. Seed of Griffinia aracensis 

> From Angelo Porcelli: 

SEED:

21. Crocus thomasii 

22. Iris bicapitata 

23. Arum apulum 

> From Myke Ashley-Cooper: 

24. Seed of Babiana villosa, maroon, ex 

Tulbagh, RSA 

BX 109 ( Dec. 1, 2005) 


SEED: 

1. Allium sp., collected from Eastern 

Sierras creekbeds at 11,000 ft 

2. Habranthus andersonii 

3. Manfreda variegata, 'El Naranjo' form 

4. Baeometra uniflora 

5. Habranthus tubispathus, mixed color 

forms 

6. Lycoris sprengeri 

> From Pat Bender: 

7. Seed of Arisaema taiwanense 


8. Tuber-offsets of Dahlia hybrid 'Asiatic 

Night' 


9. Tubers of Colocasia esculenta 

> From Dell Sherk: 

10. Bulblets (offsets) of unidentified mixed 

Cyrtanthus hybrids 

> From Shawn Pollard: 

11. Cormlets of an unidentified Ferraria 

sp. that was offered on the PBS BX 

last year 

> From Chuck Schwartz: 

12. Bulbs of Tulipa clusiana 'Lady Jane' 


> From Hamish Sloan: 

SEED: 


2. Zephyranthes magnoi 

3. Zephyranthes 'Good yellow form' 

4. Zephyranthes reginae 

5. Zephyranthes mexicana 

6. Habranthus gracilifolius 

7. Tulbaghia violacea (obtained from 

Chiltern Seeds in 2002 as T. maritima 


BULB: 

8. Rhodohypoxis baurii var. platypetala -- 

originally from some BX 

SEED: 

9. Agapanthus -- This is a dark purple 

10. Amaryllis belladonna hybrids 

11. Brodiaea californica 

12. Calochortus -- Mariposa hybrids, open 

pollinated 

13. Calochortus vestae -– white, open 

pollinated 

14. Delphinium nudicaule 

15. Gladiolus carmineus 

16. Gladiolus cunonius 

17. Hesperantha latifolia 

18. Lilium hybrid -- collected from seed 

grown plants from seed given me by 

Sir Peter Smithers 

19. Nerine bowdenii 

20. Onixotis stricta 

21. Romulea flava 

> From PBS BX: 

SEED: 

22. Streptocarpus wendlandii 

23. Mervilla plumbea (syn. Scilla 

natalensis) 

24. Albuca maxima 

25. Albuca cooperi 

26. Bulbine frutescens 


27. Seed of Rhodophiala bifida red x pink, 

Central Texas strain 

> From Linda Foulis: 

28. Seed of Hippeastrum 'Green Goddess' 

x unknown Hippeastrum - dark red 

with almost black throat 

BX 111( Dec. 19, 2005) 


1. Tubers of Dioscorea bulbifera 

2. Seed of Scadoxus puniceus 

3. Seed of Tulbaghia violacea 


5. Seed of Tricyrtis hirta

From Bob Werra: 

6. Corms of Moraea tripetala 

7. Corms of Gladiolus watsoniae 

8. Cormlets of Moraea ciliata 

SEED: 

9. Moraea macrocarpa 

10. Moraea vegeta 

11. Moraea fugax, yellow 

12. Moraea bipartita 

13. Moraea bellendenii 

14. Cyanella lutea 

15. Calochortus amabilis 

16. Calochortus argillosus 

17. Calochortus catalinae 

18. Calochortus morophyllus 

19. Calochortus superbus 

20. Calochortus plumerae 

21. Calochortus splendens 

22. Calochortus uniflora 

23. Calochortus venustus 

24. Calochortus vestae 

25. Calochortus weedii var. weedii 

26. Romulea cruciata 

27. Romulea diversiformis 

28. Romulea grandiscapa 

29. Romulea hirta 

30. Romulea obscura var. obscura 

31. Romulea tortuosa 

32. Gladiolus caeruleus 

33. Gladiolus carinatus 

34. Gladiolus gracilis 

35. Gladiolus huttonii 

36. Gladiolus pappei 

37. Gladiolus priorii 


> From Alberto Castillo: 

SEED: 

1. Moraea polystachya, tall, good form 

2. Romulea hirta 

3. Narcussus triandrus pallidulus(?) 

4. Narcissus rupicola 

5. Tulipa turkestanica 

6. Scilla autumnalis 


8. Romulea schlechteri 

> From Jane McGary: 

9. Stem bulbils of Calochortus vestae 

10. Seeds of Paradisea lusitanica 

11. Seeds of Scilla vincentii 

> From Bob Werra: 

12. Seed of Leucocoryne sp. blue 


SEED: 

13. Passiflora incarnata 

14. Brugmansia hybrid, white 

15. Iris foetidissima, (Gladwyn iris) yellow 

flowers, red seeds 

> From Bill Dijk: 

SEED: 

16. Calydorea nuda 

17. Herbertia amatorum 

18. Ferraria crispa 

19. Scilla natalensis 

20. Veltheimia bracteata, pink shades 

21. Arum purpureospathum 

22. Herbertia pulchella 

23. Herbertia lahue ssp. caerulea 

> From Osmani Baullosa: 

24. Olsynium junceum 

25. Leucocoryne sp 3 

26. Zephyra elegans 

27. Leucocoryne narcissoides (syn. 

Pabellonia incrassata) 

28. Phycella scarlatina 

29. Phycalla ignea 

30. Leucocoryne appendiculata 

31. Solenomelus pedunculatum 


33. Leucocoryne purpurea 

34. Leucocoryne ixioides 

35. Tecophilaea violiflora 

36. Rhodophiala bagnoldii 

37. Leucocoryne vittata 

38. Rhodophiala phycelloides 

39. Alstroemeria pulchra ssp. maxima 

40. Leucocoryne coquimbensis 

41. Oziröe arida 

42. Trichopetalum plumosum 

43. Phycella australis 

44. Tristagma bivalve 

45. Rhodophiala laeta 

BX 113 ( Jan. 12, 2006) 

> From Joyce Miller:

CORMS/BULBS: 

1. Nerine filifolia 

2. Moraea marlotthii 

3. Moraea lurida 

4. Moraea sp. lavender-violet, with white 

spots 

5. Romulea tetragona 

6. Romulea crocea 

7. Romulea linaresii 

> From the PBS: 

SEED: 

8. Babiana patula 

9. Geissorhiza inflexa 

10. Geissorhiza ovata 

11. Gladiolus liliaceus 

12. Gladiolus longicollis 

13. Gladiolus abbreviatus 

14. Moraea ramosissima 

15. Moraea elegans 


16. Rhizomes of Hermodactylus tuberosa 

17. Bulbs of Narcissus triandrus 'Thalia' 

18. Bulbs of Tulipa 'Bleu Aimable,' single, 

late-flowering 

BX 114 ( Jan. 21, 2006) 


BULBS: 

1. Ledebouria sp. 

2. Ledebouria ovalifolia 

3. Liatris scariosa 


4. Seed of Haemanthus albiflos, wideleafed 

cv 

5. Seed of Scadoxus membranaceus 

> From Rob Hamilton: 

SEED 

6. Cyrtanthus breviflorus 

7. Tecophilaea cyanocrocus 'leichtlinii' 

8. Moraea spathulata 

BX 115 (Feb. 8, 2006) 

> From John Ingram: 

1. Seed of Digitalis 'Carillon' 

> From Liz Waterman: 

2. Small bulbs of Stenomesson 

variegatum, red/yellow 

3. Rhizomes of Oxalis triangularis 

4. Seed of yellow Clivia cultivar 

BX 116 (Mar. 13, 2006) 

> From Uli Urban: 

1. Seed of Pancratium canariense 


2. Seed of Zephyranthes citrina 

3. Seed of Zephyranthes sp., from seed 

wild-collected in Argentina 

> From Jim Shields: 

SMALL BULBS: 

4. Nerine gracilis 


6. Nerine angulata 

7. Nerine platypetala 

8. Nerine (filifolia x krigei) 

9. Nerine filamentosa 

10. Nerine bowdenii 

BX 117 (Apr. 11, 2006) 

> From Lyn Makela: 

BULBS/RHIZOMES: 

1. Achimenes erecta 'Tiny Red' 

2. Allium hyalinum 

3. Cyclamen rohlfsianum 

4. Eucodonia hybrids 

5. Gloxinia perennis 

6. Gloxinia sylvatica 

7. Hesperantha sp., ex Basutoland 

8. Sinningia tubiflora 

9. Zephyranthes citrina 

10. Zephyranthes reginae 'Valles yellow' 

11. Zephyranthes simpsonii 

> From Bill Dijk (via Mary Sue): 

SEED: 

12. Geissorhiza radians 

13. Herbertia amatorum (syn. Herbertia 

pulchella) 

14. Herbertia lahue ssp. caerulea 

15. Lapeirousia oreogena 

16. Lapeirousia silenoides 

17. Spiloxene linearis 

18. Tecophilaea cyanocrocus var. 

leichtlinii

From Mary Sue Ittner and Dell Sherk: 

19. Seed of Cyrtanthus mackenii, mixed 

colors 

BX 118 (May 10, 2006) 

> From Gary Meltzer: 

1. Seed of a Clivia hybrid 


2. Corms of Chasmanthe bicolor 

3. Cormels of Hermodactylus tuberosa 

4. Seed of Tulbaghia galpinii 

> From Fred Biasella: 

5. Bulbs of Hymenocallis 'Festalis' Photo at 

6. Bulblets of Cyrtanthus obliquus 

7. Bulblets of Hippeastrum 'Dutch Red' x 

self 


> From Gary Meltzer: 

1. Seed of a Clivia hybrid (repeat offering) 


2. Scaly rhizomes of Achimenes hybrid, 

pink. 

> From Steve Putman: 

3. Seed of Brunsvigia gregaria from Bill 

Dijk 

> From Joe Shaw: 

4. Seed of Hymenocallis lirosme 

5. Seed of large-flowered H. liriosme 

6. Seed of Crinum bulbispermum, Jumbotype 

seeds 

BX 120 ( Jun. 17 2006) 


1. Seed of Cyrtanthus contractus 


2. "Rhizomes" of Geranium transversale 


SEEDS: 

3. Hermodactylus tuberosa 

4. Iris lactea 

5. Iris aurea 


7. Allium ursinum 


9. Colchicum autumnalis 

BX 121 (Jun. 30, 2006) 


BULBS: 

1. Lachenalia reflexa 

2. Oxalis callosa 

3. Oxalis commutata 

4. Oxalis flava 

5. Oxalis hirta 


7. Oxalis livida Uli 76 

8. Oxalis polyphylla var. heptaphylla 

MV6396 

9. Oxalis purpurea 

10. Oxalis zeekoevleyensis 

11. Romulea gigantea 

12. Romulea minutiflora 

13. Romulea rosea (australis) 

SEED: 

14. Fritillaria biflora 

15. Moraea polystachya 

16. Pelargonium incrassatum (few) 

17. Phaedranassa sp. 

18. Romulea bulbocodium 

19. Sparaxis grandiflora violacea 

20. Triteleia montana 

BX 122 (Jul. 17, 2006) 

> From Jim Waddick: 

1. Crinum bulbispermum - Seed from pale 

pink parents 

2. Crinum bulbispermum - Seed from 

deep pink parents 

3. Crinum bulbispermum - Seed from pure 

white parents 

> From Don Osborne: 

4. Seed of Tritonia sp., rose red/ pink 

5. Cormlets of Tritonia sp., light pink, ex 

UC Botanical Garden, Berkeley 

6. Cormlets of Tritonia sp., rose red/ pink, 

ex UC Botanical Garden, Berkeley 

7. Small corms of Wachendorfia sp., ex 

UC Botanical Garden, Berkeley 


8. Seed of Zigadenus fremontii

9. Cormlets of Ixia sp., most creamy 

white; a few deep maroon 


10. Bulblets of Griffinia espiritensis 

espiritensis 





SEED: 

1. Cyclamen repandum 

2. Cyrtanthus brachyscaphus 

3. Dietes iridioides 

4. Erythronium californicum 

5. Freesia laxa (obtained as F. grandiflora) 

BULBS: 

6. Ferraria sp. (obtained from Telos as F. 

schaeferi) 

7. Freesia corymbosa 

8. Fritillaria pudica 

9. Herbertia lahue 


11. Oxalis assinia 


13. Oxalis hirta (acquired from Telos as 

O. namaquana which it is not) 


15. Oxalis massoniana 

16. Oxalis obtusa - some unknown color 

17. Oxalis obtusa - some peach 

18. Oxalis obtusa - some yellow 

19. Oxalis obtusa - some pink with gray 

leaves 

20. Oxalis obtusa - MV5505a 

21. Oxalis pes-caprae 


23. Oxalis purpurea 'Skar' 

24. Oxalis namaquana (Uli 59 

25. Oxalis semiloba 

26. Oxalis from Uli labeled 69 bluish gray 

palmate leaves 

27. Polyxena longituba 

28. Romulea tabularis 

29. Triteleia laxa 


30. Colchicum sp. - A quantity of open 

pollinated seed. I have about twenty 

different Colchicum in flower at the 

same time. 

31. Seeds of Colchicum rhodopaeum 

32. Corms of Colchicum umbrosum 

33. Corms of Colchicum 'Princess Astrid' 

> From Al Sisk via Jim Shields: 

34. Seeds of Crinum bulbispermum 

BX 124 (Aug. 13, 2006) 


BULBS: 

1. Mixed bulbs - I'd expect there are 

Gladiolus, Moraea, Oxalis, Ixia, 

Sparaxis, Calochortus, Brodiaea or 

Dichelostemma, Geissorhiza, 

Spiloxene, 

Allium, Tritonia represented, but there 

could be others as well 

2. Ipheion uniflorum -- White 

3. Muscari aucheri 

4. Oxalis MV 4674 

5. Oxalis unknown, not obtusa. They look 

morelike hirta-flava types 

6. Spiloxene capensis 

SEED: 

7. Calochortus nitidus 


9. Geissorhiza heterostyla 

10. Lachenalia mathewsii 

11. Lachenalia rosea 


13. Triteleia hendersonii 

14. Scilla peruviana (syn. Oncostema 

peruviana) 

15. Veltheimia bracteata 


16. Bulbs of Colchicum pannonicum 

17. Seed of Erythronium californicum 

'White Beauty' 


18. Seed of Hippeastrum sp. ex Brazil, x 

self, orange-red flowers and a yellow 

throat, the petals were lightly twisted. 

BX 125 (Aug. 25, 2006)

From Mary Sue Ittner: 

SEEDS: 

1. Calochortus Mariposa mixed (argillosus, 

catalinae, luteus, superbus, vestae 

likely candidates) 

2. Gladiolous carneus 

3. Gladiolus geardii 



6. Watsonia coccinea 

BULBS: 

7. Ixia sp. (hybrid or Ixia polystachya) 

8. Muscari botryoides 

9. Narcissus species 

10. Romulea bulbocodium (ones originally 

from Jane called nivalis) 

11. Tritonia pallida (open pollinated) 

12. Tritonia sp. (no doubt hybrid) 

> From Jim Fisher: 

13. Bulbs and bulblets of Oxalis hirta 

> From Lynn Makela: 

BULB(lets)/Corm(lets): 

14. Nothoscordum filipponei (syn. Ipheion 

sellowianum) 

15. Oxalis melanosticta 'Ken Aslet' 


17. Oxalis brasiliensis 

SEED: 

18. Habranthus gracilifolius (syn. H. 

estensis) 



21. Zephyranthes macrosiphon 

22. Zephyranthes commeroniana 


> From an unknown donor: 

1. Seed of Lachenalia campanulata 


2. Seed of Hesperantha latifolia 


3. Seed of Hippeastrum calyptratum 

4. Seed of Lachenalia pusilla 

> From Chuck Powell: 

5. Seed of Drosera peltata 

> From Angela Offer: 

6. Seed of Hosta ventricosa 

7. Seed of Mirabilis jalapa 


8. Small corms of Freesia alba ex South 

African seed 

9. Seed of Iris tectorum 

10. Seed of Canna indica 

11. Seed of Mirabilis jalapa, white 

> From Marcelle Sheppard via Joe Shaw: 

12. Seedlings of unknown Crinum cultivars 

13. Seeds of Crinum pedunculatum, open 

pollinated (small supply) 


> From Angelo Porcelli: 

SEED: 

1. Crocus thomasii 

2. Gladiolus tristis 

3. Colchicum cupanii 

4. Iris bicapitata 

5. Iris sicula 


7. Romulea bulbicodium 


8. Good-sized offsets of Allium giganteum 


9. Cormlets of Bessera elegans 


10. Seed of Cyclamen persicum (florist's 

cultivar), red, selfed 

11. Seed of Zephyranthes mixed 

(communal pots containing at least 30 

species and hybrids, open pollinated) 


BX 128 (Oct. 18, 2006) 


1. Seed of Anthericum sp. (came from 

Panayoti Kelaidis of the Denver Botanic 

Garden simply as "sp.") 

2. Seed of Manfreda virginiana 

> From Lee Poulsen:

3. Seed of Zephyranthes katherinae 

4. Seed of Calostemma purpurea 


5. Seed of white Hippeastrum hybrid, 

most likely 'Intokazi' 

6. Seed of Bulbine sp., maybe B. 

semibarbata? 

> From Roy Sachs: 

7. Seed of Amaryllis belladonna. 


Seed for these came originally came 

from Mauro Peixoto. 

8. Seedling bulbs of Hippeastrum 

morelianum x glaucescens (few) 

9. Seedling bulbs of various primary 

hybrid Hippeastrum crosses involving 

H. striatum, aulicum, morelianum, 

calyptratum, and other species 


> From anonymous donors: 

1. Seed of Pinellia cordata (Araceae) 

2. Small corms of Watsonia humilis 

3. Small corms of Gladiolus blandus 

4. Seed of Gladiolus virescens 

5. Seed of Gladiolus abbreviatus 

6. Seed of Gladiolus longicolis 

7. Seed of Gladiolus liliaceus 

8. Seed of Moraea spathulata 


9. Seed of Veltheimia bracteata, mixed 

color parentage 

10. Seed of Haemanthus humilis humilis, 

pink, may be the "giant" strain 

> From Michael Homick and Paul Machado: 

11. Seed of xAmarygia; open pollinated; 

white, pink, and rose colored parents, 

originally from Les Hannibal 

BX 130 (Nov. 7, 2006) 


1. Bulbs of Ledebouria socialis 

2. Cormlets of Moraea macrocarpa 

3. Seed of Moraea macrocarpa?? 


4. Seed of Habranthus gracilifolius 

5. Seed of Lilium formosanum var. pricei 

6. Seed of Rhodophiala bifida 


7. Bulblets of Nerine hybrid 'Salmon 

Supreme' 

8. Small bulbs of Nerine hybrid 'Miss 

Moore' x 'Carmencita' 


9. Seeds of Scadoxus sp. - It has white 

bracts but it looks like puniceus in the 

leaves. 

> From Roy Herold: 

SEED: 

10. Pinellia cordata 'Yamazaki' 

11. Massonia cf. pustulata. Originally 

received as M. depressa from the 

NARGS seedex. This form is larger and 

more robust than a M. pustulata from 

Richard Doutt 

12. Albuca cf. spiralis, from Steven 

Hammer. Suitably twisty. 



1. Seed of Lycoris hybrids: from L. 

chinensis, L. longituba and L. sprengeri 


SEED: 

2. Pancratium maritimum 

3. Urginea maritima 

4. Leucojum roseum 

5. Zephyranthes primulina (few) 


7. Zephyranthes chlorosolen. 

8. Zephyranthes lagesiana (Ravenna!) 

9. Zephyranthes minima 

10. Zephyranthes sp., Rio Sauce 

11. Nothoscordum ostenii 

> From Robert Werra: 

CORMS: 

12. Romulea leipoldtii 

13. Romulea hirta

14. Romulea tabularis 

15. Romulea rosa 


17. Gladiolus gracilis 

18. Moraea aristata, Fran 

19. Moraea tulbaghensis (or is it M. 

neopavonia), rare 

20. Moraea aristata, rare 

21. Moraea polyanthus 

22. Moraea villosa 



SEED: 

24. Mirabilis jalapa, yellow 

25. Mirabilis jalapa, white 

26. Amaryllis belladonna 

27. Canna flaccida 

28. Canna glauca 

29. Hypoxis hemerocallidea 


>From Jim Waddick: 

Bulbs of Scadoxus puniceus (received 

from a botanic garden as S. abyssinicus) 



1. Seed of Alophia veracruzana 

2. Seed of Manfreda virginica ex NARGS 

ex wild collected W. Madison Co., AR 

> From Carol Jensen: 

3. Seed of large, but ordinary Dutch hyb. 

Hippeastrum 


4. Seed of Haemanthus sanguineus (the 

standard red form) 


BULBS/CORMS: 

5. Allium campanulatum 

6. Calochortus uniflorus bulblets 

7. Calochortus uniflorus bulblets 

8. Dichelostemma ida-maia 

9. Freesia alba 

10. Geissorhiza inaequalis 

11. Watsonia alectroides - few 

12. Triteleia hyacinthina - I think 

>From Alan Horstmann: 

SEEDS: 

13. Daubenya alba - from Totuin and 

Middelpos 

14. Daubenya stylosa - from 

Nieuwoudtville 

15. Lachenalia alba - from Nieuwoudtville 

16. Lachenalia mutabilis --from 

Clanwilliam 

17. Lachenalia seed purchased from the 

Ramskop garden at Clanwilliam (South 

Africa): mixed species, L. unifolia, L. 

unicolor, L. violacea, etc… 

18. Lapeirousia anceps 

19. Brodiaea californica - pink form, open 

pollinated 

20. Brodiaea sp. 

21. Delphinium nudicaule - seed collected 

from orangy red form, open pollinated 

22. Delphinium nudicaule - seed collected 

from dark purple red, more robust 

form, open pollinated 

23. Geissorhiza leopoldtii 

24. Geissorhiza radians 

25. Geissorhiza splendidissima 

26. Lilium sp. -- This is a California 

Species (L. humboldtii, L. pardalinum, 

or L. kelloggii) 

27. Massonia pustulata 

28. Nerine sarniensis hybrid - bright red 

29. Nerine sarniensis hybrid seed, strange 

colored form, purple? 

30. Romulea bulbocodium - from Jane's 

plants labeled R. nivalis 

31. Triteleia bridgesii 

32. Triteleia dudleyi 

33. Triteleia ixioides 


Summer growing: 

35. Calydorea amabilis 

36. Gelasine elongata 

37. Nerine angustifolia 

38. Nerine platypetala 

39. Sandersonia aurantiaca 

40. Calochortus nitidus 

BX 134 (Dec. 20, 2006) 


SEED: 

1. Allium flavum

2. Sisyrinchium macrocarpum 

3. Brodiaea elegans 

4. Allium hymenorrhizum 

5. Brodiaea californica NNS 02-64 

6. Brodiaea californica NNS 02-67 


7. Tubers of Codonopsis pilosula 

> From Tony Avent: 

SMALL BULBS: 

8. Zephyranthes 'Sunset' strain 


10. Zephyranthes moctezumae 

11. Ledebouria zebrina 



1. Zephyranthes candida 


Seedling bulbs: 


3. Habranthus x floryi, purple base 

4. Habranthus brachyandrus, dark purple 

5. Habranthus ex brachyandrus 

6. Habranthus ex brachyandrus, off colors 

7. Cyclamen hederifolium 

8. Calydorea nuda 

9. Zephyranthes 'Bangkok Yellow' 

10. Zephyranthes morrisclintii, Redneck 

Romance strain 


12. Zephyranthes verecunda 

13. Zephyranthes ex Pamillas 

14. Zephyranthes morrisclintii ex Redneck 

Romance strain 


BX 136 (Jan. 16, 2007) 

>From Jim Waddick: 

1. BLOOMING-SIZE (or near) bulbs of 

Zephyranthes candida 

>From Lee Poulsen: 

2. Neomarica candida, small rhizomes 

> From Robert Werra: 

SEEDS: 

3. Fritillaria affinis, Mendocino Co. CA 



6. Calochortus weedii v. weedii 

7. Calochortus vesta 



10. Calochortus amoenus 

11. Calochortus umbellatus 

12. Calochortus catalinae 

13. Calochortus monophyllus 

14. Gladiolus caeruleus 

15. Gladiolus maculatus 

16. Romulea leipoldtii 


18. Moraea hexaglottis (lewisiae) 


20. Moraea macronyx 

21. Moraea fugax 

22. Moraea fugax, white, ex Clanwilliam 


24. Moraea ciliata 

25. Cormlets of Moraea ciliata 


> From Marguerite English: 

1. Bulbs of Zephyranthes 'Labuffa rosea' 

"Lily Pies", ex Yucca Do Nursery 

2. Bulbs of Zephyranthes puertoricensis 




> From Stephen Putman: 

1. Seed of Hippeastrum reticulatum 

striatum "the real thing NOT 'Mrs. 

Garfield' 

2. Small bulbs of Hippeastrum sp., 

miniature, 8" scape, blooms: 3"x4", 

two per scape. Looks like a small 

version of H. striatum rutilum. Is said 

to come from Sao Paulo state. 

3. Small bulbs of Hippeastrum puniceum 

4. Blooming size bulbs of Zephyranthes 

candida 


> From Alberto Castillo:

(W = winter-growing; S = summergrowing; 

SE = summer-growing, 

evergreen) 

1. Hymenocallis maximilianii seeds. Just 

harvested. Most germinated. (S) 

2. Tropaeolum pentaphyllum seeds. (W) 

3. Zephyranthes primulina seeds. Just 

harvested. (S) 

4. Allium canadense, umbel bulbils. A 

selected form, look lacquered, a nice 

maroon. (W) 

5. Gladiolus illyricus seeds, not many. Just 

harvested. (W) 

6. Cooperia morrisclintii seeds, a few. 

Just harvested. (S) 

7. Sparaxis bulbifera seeds. Fresh. (W) 

8. Ornithogalum longibracteatum 

(caudatum) seed. Just harvested, from 

wild collected plants. (SE) 

9. Albuca nelsoni seed. Fresh, from wild 

collected parents. (SE) 

10. Albuca juncifolia bulbs, it is self fertile 

and produces good seed, therefore one 

can make it with a single bulb (W) 

11. Ferraria uncinata corms, just finishing 

dormancy (i.e. ready to sprout) (W) 


>From Alberto Castillo: 

(W = winter-growing; S = summergrowing; 

SE = summer-growing, 

evergreen) 

1. Cypella herberti seeds, just harvested, 

selected form, extremely robust, this is 

something special (W) 

2. Habranthus martinezi seed, just 

harvested, from the original collection 

in the seashore in S. Brazil (W) 

3. Romulea hirta seeds, few, fresh (W) 

4. Scilla greihuberi seeds, few, fresh (W) 

5. Manfreda rubescens seed, fresh (S) 

6. Echeandia sp. Mexico, seed (few), 

fresh, light orange flowers (S) 

7. Moraea ochroleuca seeds, fresh, a very 

fine deep salmon form (S?) 

8. Ixia pumilio seed, fresh (W) 

9. Moraea huttonii seeds, I have found 

this not easy to germinate, perhaps 

my climate too warm (SE) 

10. Ferraria crispa seed, fresh, may be a 

dozen different forms (W) 

11. Neopatersonia uitenhagensis seed, 

fresh (W) 

12. Canna tuerckheimii seeds, just 

harvested, A miniature species 

(usually less than 2 ft. tall) (S) 

And seeds from Alberto that were leftover 

from BX 139: 

13. Hymenocallis maximilianii seeds (very 

few) Most germinated. (S) 

14. Zephyranthes primulina seeds. Just 

harvested (S) 

15. Allium canadense, umbel bulbils (few). 

A superb selected form in which they 

look lacquered, a nice maroon (W) 

16. Sparaxis bulbifera seeds (few) (W) 

17. Ornithogalum longibracteatum 

(caudatum) seed. Just harvested, from 

wild collected plants (SE) 

18. Tropaeolum pentaphyllum seed (few). 

Fresh. Should be sown at once (W) 

19. Albuca nelsoni seed. Fresh, from wild 

collected parents (SE) 

20. Albuca juncifolia bulbs (few), it is self 

fertile and produces good seed, 

therefore one can make it with a single 

bulb (W) 


21. Bulbs of Bowiea volubilis ("climbing 

onion") 



1. Bulbils of Dioscorea bulbifera 

2. Bulbils of Anredera cordifolia 


3. Tubers of Sinningia bulbosa 


5. Rhizomes of Gloxinia sylvatica 'Bolivian 

Sunset' 

6. Tubers of Sinningia aghensis 

7. Rhizomes of Eucodonia hybrids 

8. Rhizomes of Achimenes hybrid 'Yellow 

Beauty' 

9. Rhizomes of Achimenes hyb 'Purple 

King' (Hardy to Z 8) 

10. Small offsets of Hippeastrum 

petiolatum



(W = winter growing; S = summer 

growing) 

SEED 

1. Zephyranthes fosterii (S) 

2. Zephyranthes verecunda, pink, rose (S) 

3. Zephyranthes primulina (S) 

4. Habranthus martinezii (W) 

5. Cooperia smallii (W) 

6. Rhodophiala granatiflora 

7. Moraea huttonii (S) 

8. Tritonia deusta (W) 

9. Dioscorea sp. (bulbils) (S) 


10. Small bulbs of Scilla natalensis 

(Merwilla natalensis) 

> From Rob Hamilton and Jim Lykos: 

SEED: 

11. Calostemma purpureum, Mannum, 

South Australia 

12. Calostemma purpureum, Berri, South 

Australia 

13. Calostemma purpureum, Orroroo, 


14. Crinum luteolum, Pichi Richi Pass, 


15. Crinum aff. luteolum, "Desert Crinum" 

Andamooka, South Australia 

16. Crinum aff. luteolum, "Desert Crinum" 

Macleay, Oakden Hills, South Australia 


> From Dennis Szeszko: 

1. Seed of Manfreda sp. wild-collected at 

1600 m in Sierra de Nanchititla 

State Park, Mexico. Could be Manfreda 

nanchititlensis which is reported from 

that locality 


2. Seed of Hedychium gardnerianum 

> From Jay Yourch: 

3. Seed of Crinum erubescens from 

Southern Brazil sent by Tarcisio 

Eduardo Raduenz. Sr. Raduenz says 

these plants are somewhat different 

from typical C. erubescens. They were 

originally called C. salsum, but have 

now been lumped in under the broader 

description of C. erubescens. 

4. Seed of Hymenocallis sp. from St. 

Maartens 


5. Offsets of Crinum 'Ellen Bosanquet.' 

Dark pink/red 

6. Offsets of Crinum 'Summer Nocturne.' 

Pinkish white 

7. Offsets of Crinum sp. Label is lost 

8. Offsets of Crinum 'J. C. Harvey.' Pink 

9. Offsets of Cyrtanthus elatus, red 


(reginae x puniceum) x self 


striatum 'Cioanorte' 


morelianum 

13. Small bulbs of Ledebouria zebrina 


> From Joe Shaw (with moral support 

from Marcelle Sheppard): 

1. Hippeastrum seeds--mixed colors 

"Dutch Hybrids" or "Florists' Amaryllis" 

types, open pollinated 

2. The "Best Dark Jumbo" was in a garden 

full of many Jumbos and other C. 

bulbispermum hybrids 

3. The "Dark Rose Jumbo" was in a 

garden with fewer other plants in 

bloom at the same time (few whites 

nearby) 

4. Crinum seeds: Jumbos opening white 

or very pale-pink and turning darker 

on day 2 x open pollinated 

5. Crinum seeds: White Prince x open 

pollinated (White Prince is a very 

fine non-Jumbo C. bulbispermum 

hybrid) 

6. Crinum seeds: Totally mixed Jumbos 

(all colors except dark rose) x open 

pollinated 

> From Richard Wagner: 

6. Seed of Babiana rubrocyanea 

> From Judy Glattstein:

7. Corms of Watsonia, orange 

8. Corms of Watsonia, pink 

9. Corms of Watsonia 'Flamboyant' 

10. Corms of Watsonia 'Snow Queen' 

11. Corms of Watsonia humilis 

12. Corms of Watsonia coccinea 

13. Tubers of Sauromatum guttatum 

14. Tubers of Amorphophallus sp. 


15. Small offset bulbs of Cyrtanthus 

elatus 

x C. montanus 

16. Seed of Hippeastrum papilio x self 

17. Seed of Hippeastrum 'Clown' x H. 

papilio 

18. Seed of Chasmanthe bicolor 



1. Seed of Adenium obesum from a redflowered 

cross 

2. Seed of Adenia glauca 


3. Seed of Crinum campanulatum (few) 

4. Seed of Canna indica (few) 

> From Al Sisk: 

5. Seed of Crinum bulbispermum 'Album' 

6. One-year seedlings of Crinum 

bulbispermum 'Album' 

> From Pamela Slate: 

7. Seed of Allium schubertii 


8. Rhizomes of Gloxinia sylvatica 

9. Cormlets of Freesia (Anomatheca) laxa, 

blue 

10. Bulblets of Oxalis imbricata 

11. Bulblets of Oxalis obtusa, rose 

12. Cormlets of Ixia pumilo 

13. Cormlets of Moraea setifolia 

14. Corms of Hesperantha baurii (few) 

15. Seed of Zephyranthes primulina 

16. Seed of Zephyranthes reginae 'Valles 

yellow' 


> From Mary Sue Ittner and Alan 

Horstmann: 

1. Already sprouting seed of Brunsvigia 

orientalis 

2. Already sprouting seed of Strumaria 

truncata 

3. Small Oxalis bulbs originally received 

from Uli Urban, sp. L96/42, probably 

Oxalis magnifica, summer growing. 

4. Small corms of Cyanella lutea 

> From Eugene Zielinski: 

5. Seed of Zephyranthes atamasco, 

collected from a colony in South Carolina. 


6. Seed of Hippeastrum glaucescens, from 

Yucca Do, probably from Mauro Peixoto 

7. Seed of "Giant Rain Lily," from several 

geographical locations in Central Texas. 

> From an anonymous donor: 

8. Corms of Alocasia 'Hilo Beauty' which is 

probably an Anthurium not an Alocasia 

9. Seed of Clivia, it looks like a scarlet 

Clivia x cyrtanthiflora 


10. Crinum seeds: Totally mixed Jumbos 

(all colors except dark rose) x open 

pollinated. 

And still available from BX 145 

11. Seed of Adenium obesum, from a redflowered 

cross, a caudiciform member 

of the Apocynaceae 

12. Seed of Adenia glauca, a caudiciform 

member of the Passifloraceae 

13. Seed of Canna indica 

14. Seed of Crinum bulbispermum 'Album' 

15. Seed of Allium schubertii 


> From Paul Tyerman: 

1. Seed of Nerine undulata - originally 

from seed from Silverhill Seeds, RSA 

2. Seed of Nerine flexuosa alba

From Cathy Craig: 

3. Good sized bulbs of Nerine bowdenii 

originally from Quail Botanical Garden 


CORMS/BULBS 

4. Dichelostemma congestum 

5. Bulbs of Oxalis obtusa 

6. Phaedranassa sp. a few big blooming 

size bulbs 

SEED: 

7. Albuca spiralis 

8. Calochortus uniflorus - beautifully 

marked form 

9. Chasmanthe bicolor 

10. Cyclamen cilicium 

11. Cyclamen coum 



14. Erythronium helenae 


16. Gladiolus huttoni hybrids, probably 

with G. tristis 

17. Lachenalia aloides var. aurea 

18. Massonia echinata 

19. Moraea atropunctata 


21. Phaedranassa sp. 


23. Triteleia clementina, seeds of this 

originally came from Dylan Hannon 

24. Triteleia crocea 

25. Triteleia ixioides ssp. anilina 

26. Tritonia dubia 



1. Seed of Crinum macowanii (few) 

2. Seed of Hippeastrum x johnsonii, bright 

red with central white star pattern. 

Should be selfed, but there was a 

Hipp. 'Apple Blossom' seedling blooming 

across the yard 


SEEDS: 

3. Crinum macowanii 

4. Canna indica 

5. Euphorbia curassavica 

6. Hippeastrum vittatum 

7. Cyrtanthus mackenii 

8. Schizobasis intricata 


10. Hemerocallis 'Stella d'oro' 

11. Mandelilla laxa 


12. Cormlets of Freesia alba 


BULBS/TUBERS: 

13. Trillium grandiflorum ‘Flore Pleno’ 

14. Trillium pusillum ‘Robust Form’ 

15. Nothoscordum montevidense, 

originally from Mark McDonough 

16. Arum orientale v. sintenisii (aka A. 

sintenisii) Originally from Bernd Peters 

via Arisaema Enthusiast Group, 1996 

17. Ornithogalum osmynellum Naroegas 

Originally from Steven Hammer 

18. Oxalis versicolor 

19. Pinellia cordata ‘Yamazaki’ 

20. Anemonella thalictroides ‘Jade 

Feather’ = ‘Green Dragon’ = ‘Green 

Hurricane’ 

21. Anemonella thalictroides ‘Shoaf's 

Double Pink’ THE must-have classic. 

22. Cyrtanthus sp. (probably a hybrid) 

Medium orange, fading to pink, 

outfacing trumpet-shaped flowers, 

about 2"long. 

SEED: 

23. Massonia cf. pustulata, originally 

received as M. depressa from the 

NARGS seedex 

24. Cyclamen rohlfsianum 



1. Corms of Crocus heuffelianus 'Dark 

Eyes’ from Janis Ruksans. 

2. Hybrid Hippeastrum seeds, deep red: 

"looks like the plant Mark Wilcox has 

pictured on the wiki" 

3. Seeds of Colchicum, open pollinated 

from a collection of about twenty 

different species and hybrids. 


BULBS:

4. Albuca sp. Gnome, South Africa 

5. Albuca aurea 

6. Albuca circinata (=Albuca spiralis) 

7. Albuca fragrans, not very fragrant 

8. Drimia sp. ex Peter Sharp, ex South 

Coast Botanic Garden (Los Angeles), ex 

Seymour Linden, originally collected by 

S.L. in South Africa. It is not Drimia 

media, or Drimia epigea. 

9. Drimiopsis kirkii 

10. Ledebouria cooperii 

11. Ledebouria species, ex Croft Wild Bulb 

Nursery 

12. Ledebouria violacea 

SEEDS: 

13. Dipcadi flava great chocolate flowers 

14. Ornithogalum pilosum brilliant yellow 

15. Pelargonium triste a geophyte 

16. Scilla peruviana 


SEEDS: 

17. Sparaxis grandiflora var. grandiflora 



20. Lachenalia alba 


21. Small bulbs of Hippeastrum puniceum 

22. Seed of Scilla natalensis 

23. Seed of Zephyranthes grandiflorum 

24. Seed of Hippeastrum vittatum 


> From Pieter van der Walt: 

1. Bulbs of Cyrtanthus breviflorus 


2. Bulbs of Bessera elegans 

3. Seed of Aloe minima 


SEED: 

4. Freesia laxa azurea 

5. Freesia viridis 

6. Habranthus brachyandrus 'Cherry Pink' 

7. Habranthus robustus var. biflorus 

8. Habranthus gracilifolius, could be H. 

estensis. 

9. Hippeastrum gracilis 'Firey Bouquet' 

10. Zephyranthes katherinae var. rubra 

11. Zephyranthes mesochloa 


13. Zephyranthes reginae 'Valles Yellow' 

BULBS: 


15. Nothoscordum filipponei (N. 

sellowianum) 


16. Seed of Crinum bulbispermum 


17. Small bulbs of Colchicum cilicicum 



1. Seed of Cyclamen repandum 

BULBS: 


3. Lachenalia aloides var. vanzyliae 


5. Lachenalia carnosa 

6. Muscari botryoides 

7. Muscari neglectum 

8. Oxalis MV 4674 (Sweekspoort, South 

Africa) 

9. Oxalis purpurea (salmon color from 

Telos) 

10. Oxalis sp. (not O. obtusa). Bulbs kind 

of like O. flava and O. hirta 

11. Sparaxis elegans 

12. Sparaxis sp. (probably just a hybrid) 


SEED: 

13. Sinningia aghensis 

14. Sinningia aff. reitzii 

15. Sinningia amambayensis 

16. Sinningia nordestina 


SEED: 

17. Trillium parviflorum 

18. Triteleia crocea 

19. Erythronium oregonum 

20. Ornithogalum pyramidale, from 

NARGS seed




1. Seed of Rudbeckia maxima 

>From Roy Herold: 

BULBS/TUBERS: 

2. Acis (Leucojum) autumnalis 

3. Corydalis solida ‘Eco Special Pink’ 

4. Sanguinaria canadensis 'Multiplex' (or 

'Plena') 

SEEDS: 

5. Cyrtanthus brachyscyphus x Cyrtanthus 

elatus 



SEED: 

7. Brimeura amethystina (white) 

8. Cyclamen creticum 

9. Delphinium decorum 

10. Delphinium cardinale 

11. Delphinium luteum 

12. Delphinium patens 

13. Delphinium recuvatum 

14. Delphinium variegatum 

15. Lachenalia mathewsii 

16. Lilium maritimum 

17. Narcissus romieuxii 

18. Pelargonium barklyi 


BULBS: 

20. Brodiaea pallida -- very rare species 

21. Brodiaea purdyi 

22. Calochortus argillosus 

23. Calochortus uniflorus 

24. Calochortus vestae (pink) - form from 

Bob Werra 

25. Freesia refracta -- white flowers with 

yellow markings 

26. Gladiolus alatus 

27. Ixia polystachya 

28. Lachenalia aloides var. quadricolor 

(from Patty Colville originally) 


30. Lachenalia haarlemensis 




34. Moraea sp. (probably aristata) 

35. Oxalis caprina - originally from Bill 

Baird 


37. Oxalis flava (pink) 

38. Oxalis flava (lupinifolia) 

39. Oxalis flava (yellow) 


41. Oxalis hirta 'Gothenburg' 

42. Oxalis obtusa 

43. Oxalis purpurea 'Skar' -originally from 

Bill Baird 

44. Oxalis Uli 69 (flava?) - grew in 

seasonally moist soil in heavy clay on 

the Niewoudville plateau. 



47. Tritonia dubia 


49. Tritonia sp. (probably hybrid crocata, 

pallida type) 

50. Watsonia (pink hybrid) 


51. "South African Potluck" The batch 

looks to include Ferraria, Lachenalia, and 

small irid corms (Moraea, Ixia, Freesia, 

Sparaxis) 

BX 153 (Sept. 18 2007) 

> From John Lonsdale: 

SEED: 

1. Trillium underwoodii, Alabama Best 

Form 

2. Trillium discolor 

3. Cyclamen graecum album 

4. Cyclamen graecum graecum 

5. Cyclamen graecum anatolicum 


7. Cyclamen cilicicum 

8. Cyclamen repandum 

9. Cyclamen intaminatum 

10. Cyclamen coum selected 

11. Cyclamen mirabile ex 'Tile Barn Anne' 

12. Cyclamen mirabile ex 'Tile Barn 

Nicholas' 

> From Pat Bender:

13. Seed of Arisaema griffithii 


SEED: 


15. Cyrtanthus loddegesianus 

16. Sparaxis metelerkampiae 

17. Sparaxis parviflora 

18. Lapeirousia jaquinii 

19. Lachenalia glaucina 

20. Lachenalia juncifolia 

21. Lachenalia sp., white flower 

22. Androcymbium dregii 


23. Sparaxis villosa 

24. Sparaxis pauciflora 

25. Ixia pumilo 

26. Massonia depressa 

> From Giorgio Pozzi: 

SEED: 

27. Rudbeckia sp. 

28. Lilium orientale hybrid mix 

29. Cornus florida 

30. Acer palmatum atropurpurea 


31. Scaly rhizomes of Koellikeria erinoides 

BX 154 (Sep. 25, 2007) 


BULBS: 

1. Babiana sp. consider them hybrids 

2. Babiana villosa, don't know if red or 

pink 

3. Dichelostemma volubile cormlets 

4. Freesia refracta 

5. Freesia leichtlinii (alba) grown from 

Gordon Summerfield seed 

6. Gladiolus aurantiacus 

7. Ipheion uniflorum white 

8. Lachenalia liliflora 

9. Moraea lurida -- I've never had any 

bloom that were not yellow with 

darker markings, no lurid ones 

10. Oxalis brasilensis 



13. Oxalis obtusa peach 

14. Oxalis obtusa pink 

15. Spiloxene capensis -- probably white, 

but could be pink 

16. Trieleia laxa 'Queen Fabiola' cormlets 

17. Triteleia peduncularis cormlets 

SEED: 

18. Brodiaea californica (pink I think) 

19. Cyrtanthus epiphyticus, summer 

growing, product of a previous BX 

20. Geissorhiza heterostyla 

21. Gladiolus miniatus 

22. Nerine krigei 




1. Small bulbs of Hippeastrum 'San 

Antonio Rose' (H. aulicum stenopetalum 

x traubii forma doraniae) 

2. Small bulbs of Zephyranthes primulina 

3. Bulbs of Zephyranthes reginae 

4. Bulbs of Habranthus magnoi, white 

5. Cormlets of Ixia pumilo 


6. Seed of Crinum variabile 


8. Seed of Zephyranthes grandiflora 

9. Seed of Hymenocallis eucharidifolia 


10. Paeonia obovata alba 

11. Paeonia japonica 

12. Paeonia obovata 


14. Seed of Calydorea coelestina 

Bartram's Ixia' 

15. Cyclamen libanoticum 

16. Cyclamen balearicum 

17. Cyclamen hederifolium pure silver 

leaf, possibly from the 'Nettleton 

Silver' strain 

18. Paeonia seeds: 

All are of the Paeonia 

japonica/obovata/obovata/alba 

persuasion, with white 

or very light pink flowers 


> From Giorgio Pozzi:

SEED: 

1. Helianthus 'Lemon Queen' 

2. Hibiscus moscheutos, white 

3. Hibiscus moscheutos, red 

4. Hibiscus moscheutos, pink 

5. Pinellia pedatisecta 

6. Arisaema flavum 

7. Arisaema tortuosum 

8. Clematis, dark purple 

9. Lilium orientalis hybs 

10. Hemerocallis minor "Stella D'oro' 

11. Hemorocallis mixed 

12. Narcissus poeticus, wild collected 

> From Gene Zielinski: 

13. Seed of Polygonatum biflorum (P. 

canaliculatum) 


BULBS: 

14. Lachenalia rubida ex Longwood 

Gardens 

15. Lachenalia contaminata ex Robinett 

Bulb Farm 

16. Lachenalia bulbifera ex Silverhill 

17. Lachenalia pusilla ex PBS BX 3 (2002) 

18. Cyrtanthus montanus ex Greg Pettit 

19. Nothoscordum dialystemon, ex Bill 

Dijk via Mary Sue Ittner 


SEED: 

20. Rhodophiala bifida 'Terra Cotta" 

21. Rhodophiala bifida granatiflora, giant 

dark red 

> From Alf Valjebeck: 

SEED: 

22. Leucojum vernum v. carpathicum 


24. Zephyranthes fosteri 



27. Zephyranthes ' Big Dude' x 

'Labufarosea' 



1. Small bulbs of Cyrtanthus 

brachyscyphus 

2. Small bulbs of Cyrtanthus hybrid (x 

elatus?) 

>From Alberto Grossi: 

3. Seed of Nerine filifolia 


5. Seed of Globba bulbifera 

>From Richard Wagner: 


7. Small bulbs of Lachenalia contaminate 

8. Small bulbs of Lachenalia pallida 

9. Small bulbs of Lachenalia aloides var. 

quadricolor 

10. Corms of Babiana rubrocyanea 



1. Hippeastrum bulblets 1½ years old and 

grown from seed, most likely a hybrid. 

The flowers are red with a white star 

and look a lot like x johnsonii. 

2. Seed of Habranthus hybrid. The flowers 

are a nice pink/light purple color and 

grow to about 8” to 10” in height. 


3. Rhizomes “in the green” of "Neomarica 

caerulea 'Regina' "Blue Walking Iris" 


4. Tubers of Arum palaestinum 

> From Judy Glattstein: 

5. Bulbs of mixed Oxalis: “Lucky Dip” 

including terracotta pink, lilac maybe 

yellow and white 


> From Dylan Hannon: 

1. Seed of Ornithogalum reverchonii, 

open-pollinated, originally collected in 

Grazalema, Spain, by John Lavranos on 

shaded limestone cliffs. 


2. Seed of mixed Alstroemeria spp. and 

hybrids 


SEED: 

3. Gladiolus caryophyllaceus, open 

pollinated

4. Gladiolus carneus, open pollinated 

5. Gladiolus huttoni, open pollinated 

6. Gladiolus priorii, open pollinated 

7. Moraea papilionacea 

8. Moraea viscaria 



11. Moraea tripetala 

12. Moraea unguiculata 

13. Moraea polystachya 


15. Moraea macrocarpa 

16. Moraea gigandra 

17. Moraea fugax, blue 

18. Moraea calcicola 



21. Romulea eximia, open pollinated 

22. Romulea gradiscarpa, open pollinated 



SEED: (OP = open-pollinated) 


2. Fritillaria biflora, open pollinated 

3. Fritillaria liliacea, open pollinated 

4. Fritillaria affinis, wild collected 

5. Calochortus weedii, yellow, OP 

6. C. venustus, white, OP 

7. C. venustus, purple, OP 

8. C. vesta, white, OP 

9. C. umbellatus, OP 

10. C. splendens, OP 

11. C amabilis, wild collected 

12. C. albus, OP 

13. C. amoenus, OP 

14. C. catalinae, OP 

15. C. clavatus, all yellow, OP 

16. C. plummerae, OP 


17. Seed of Arisaema angustatum 'Best 

Tophat', ex CPC 10-10-97 collected by 

Darrell Probst in Korea 


18. Seed of Lilium rosthornii. 


> From Giorgio Pozzi: 

1. Seed of Gladiolus callianthus 

2. Cormlets of #1 


3. Seed of Sinningia aghensis 


SEED: 

4. Bensoniella oregana 

5. Erythronium revolutum 

6. Erythronium oregonum 

7. Camassia leichtlinii 

8. Camassia quamash - Wild collected 

seed from Thurston County, WA (USA) 

9. Lilium lancongence 

10. Polygonatum cirrhifolium 



SEED: 

1. Pancratium maritimum 

2. Belamcanda chinensis 

3. Pods of Bletilla striata 

4. Iris graminea 

5. Colchicum autumnale 

>From Mary Sue Ittner: 

SEED (all open pollinated): 

6. Allium membranaceum 


8. Delphinium nudicaule 

9. Geissorhiza brehmii 

10. Geissorhiza imbricata 

11. Geissorhiza ornithogaloides 


13. Gladiolus grandiflorus 

14. Gladiolus martleyi 

15. Gladiolus miniatus 

16. Lachenalia nervosa 

17. Romulia citrina 

18. Romulea hallii 

19. Romulea monticola 

20. Triteleia dudleyi 

21. Bulbs of Tulipa turkestanica 

> From Dennis Szeszko: 

SEED (some QUITE RARE!): 

22. Milla magnifica - largest and rarest 

species of this genus. Wild-collected in 

Mexico State near the border with 

Guerrero. Grows in tropical deciduous 

jungle with a very pronounced dry

period. 

23. Tigridia sp. - A tall-growing species 

collected at around 6000 feet in 

Mexico State, could be T. meleagris, 

but the flowers were not seen. 

24. Tigridia mexicana - Seed harvested 

from wild-collected plants found in 

Mexico State. 

25. Tigridia sp. - A short-growing species 

collected near Bejucos in Mexico 

State. Found growing in the shade of 

Crescentia alata trees in a very hot 

environment with an extremely 

pronounced dry period. Grows in clay 

soils that flood during the rainy 

season but bake in the dry season. 

26. Tigridia aff. mortonii - I think that it 

could be this species based on where it 

was found. Found at the type locality 

for the species in Mexico State growing 

directly on rock faces. Culture is 

similar to Worsleya, but with more 

shade. If this plant is what I think 

that it is, it will be the first time it has 

been collected since 1935. Flowers 

were described as RED by the original 

collector....this is the only member of 

Tigridia with red flowers. I will confirm 

the identity next summer when it 

flowers. 

27. Rhodochiton sp. - I think that this is a 

species of Rhodochiton (not R. 

atrosanguineus), but I am not 100% 

sure of the identity. It has a root 

structure similar to Dahlia and grows 

as a lithophyte on wet cliffs in Mexico 

state where it was collected. Flowers 

are large, reddish-purple, showy and 

pendulous. 

28. Irid - A species of pleated-leaf irid 

that does not grow more than 12 

inches with pointed seed capsules. 

Found in Mexico State growing near 

the city of Tejupilco at around 4000 

feet in tropical deciduous jungle. 

29. Penstemon sp. - has beautiful flowers 

that are an amazing bright coral-pink 

color with a fuzzy, yellow beard at 

the base of the lip. It was collected in 

Texcoco district in Mexico State and 

will grow well with other summergrowing 

bulbs in cool climates. Grows 

with Tigridia vanhouttei and 

Calochortus barbatus. 



SEED: 

1. Fritillaria raddeana 

2. Lilium ex. 'Early Bird' (martagonhansonii 

hybrid) 

3. Calochortus amoenus, white form 

4. Gladiolus longicollis 

> From Ton de Waard: 

5. Small corms of Crocosmia, orange, 

2 ft tall. Original corms were w/c on 

Madeira 12 yrs ago. May be 'Lady 

Wilson' 

SEED: 

6. Dahlia, mixed dark-leafed hybrids 

7. Dahlia 'Pooh' 


9. Tigridia pavonia, red 

10. Mirabilis jalapa, red or pink 


> From Paul Oliver-Smith: 

1. Bomarea caldasii 

2. Bomarea hirtella 


3. Gladiolus sp. probably G. segetum, 

very hardy Eurasian 

4. Gladiolus illyricus from wild parent 

plants 

5. Gladiolus communis ssp. byzantinus 

6. Iris xiphium ssp. lusitanicum 

7. Gelasine elongata (G. azurea) 

8. Herbertia caerulea 


10. Cooperia smallii 

11. Habranthus martinezi 

12. Aristolochia fimbriata 

13. Tropaeolum pentaphyllum 

14. Ranunculus macranthus 

15. Leucojum autumnale var. 

oporanthum, true from the wild 

16. Canna, dwarf sp. 

17. Arum euxinum 

18. Bulblets of Allium canadense, very

good form 

19. Small tubers of Dioscorea sp., winter 

dormant 





SEED: 

1. Hippeastrum 'Orange Sovereign' 

2. Lilium pumilum 

3. Allium obliquum 

> From PBS: 

SEED: 

4. Iris tectorum 'Sun Moon Lake', from a 

selection collected in Taiwan 

5. Iris 'Wild Survivor', a multi-generational 

hybrid of two Pacific Coast native irises, 

I. tenax var. gormanii x I. douglassiana 

6. Iris wilsonii, this is an uncommon Sinosiberian 

iris with yellow flowers. Prefers 

an acid soil. 

7. Iris magnifica, hardy and self sows 

here in Kansas City. 

8. Sisyrinchium striatum 



1. Bulbs of Drimiopsis maculata 

2. Tubers of Ceropegia woodii var. 

variegata 

3. Bulbs of Ledebouria pauciflora 

> From PBS: 

4. Dierama dracomontanum, 

"Drakensberg Harebell", to 0.8m, linear 

lvs, pendulous bell-shaped rose pink to 

red fl borne on nodding stalks Su. Sow 

Sp. Zone 7. 

5. Dierama reynoldsii, 1.5m, beautiful 

pendulous wine-red fl with white 

bracts Su. Sow Sp. Zone 7. 

6. Dietes iridioides, 0.6m, evergreen, big 

white fl with blue styles Sp-Au, 

shade. Sow Sp. Zone 9. 

7. Gladiolus gueinzii, 50cm, thick fleshy 

vs, small pink/mauve/purplish fl 

marked with red Su, dunes & sandy 

beaches, rain all yr. Sow Au/Sp. 

8. Gladiolus marlothii, to 1m, very 

beautiful faintly scented minutely 

speckled mauve fl Sp, dry, rarely seen. 

Sow Au. 

9. Gladiolus ochroleucus, 45-75cm, often 

evergreen, Su-growing, white/cream/ 

yellow/pink fl Su-Au. Sow Sp. Zone 7. 

10. Gladiolus oppositiflorus ssp. 

salmoneus, 0.8-1.5m, Su-growing, 

very beautiful large salmon-pink fl Su- 

Au, cliff dweller. Sow Sp. Zone 6. 

11. Gladiolus venosomaculatus, to 1m, 

Su-growing, linear lvs, pink petals 

speckled with maroon. Sow Sp. Zone 

10. 

12. Lapeirousia sandersonii, 2 narrow 

linear long leaves, Su-growing, 

numerous mauve fl in a muchbranched 

inflorescence Su. Sow Sp. 

Zone 8. 

13. Littonia modesta, 1m, Su-growing, 

decid, pendulous bell-shaped yellow 

or orange fl Su, sun or s/shade. Sow 

Sp. Zone 8. 

14. Moraea alticola, to 1m, Su-growing, 

solitary leaves, large pale yellow fl 

with darker yellow nectar guides Sp- 

Au, wet/water. Sow Sp. Zone 6. 

15. Ornithogalum maculatum, 8-50cm, 

orange or yellow fl, outer petals with 

dark tips Sp. Sow Au. Seeds of a dark 

orange form available. 

16. Ornithogalum pulchrum, robust 

handsome plant, Su growing, lvs 

spotty at base, 1m fl spike with green 

and white fl, very arid area. Sow Sp. 

Zone 10. 

17. Watsonia angusta, 1-2m, Wi/Su rain, 

scarlet fl Su, copious nectar, damp 

areas. Sow Sp/Au. Zone 8. 

18. Watsonia strubeniae, 0.6-1m, Su 

growing, 4-5 lvs with heavily thickened 

margins, long spikes of small delicate 

pale pink fl Su-Au, grassland. Sow 

Sp. Zone 8. 

19. Xerophyta retinervis, "Black-stick lily", 

to 1.8m, robust rough black stems, 

grasslike leaves, many deep to pale 

mauve/white scented fl Sp. Sow 

Sp. Zone 8. 

20. Zantedeschia albomaculata, 'Helen 

O'Connor,' Attractive spotted lvs, 

coral pink fl. Sow Sp. Zone 8.



1. Bulblets of Hippeastrum petiolatum 

(syn. H. flammigerum) 

2. Bulblets of Habranthus robustus var. 

biflora 

3. Scaly rhizomes of Achimenes 'Purple 

King' 



5. Seed of Onixotis stricta 

6. Seed of Clivia miniata var. citrina, "My 

best yellow. The pollen came from 

various complicated crosses obtained 

from Silverhill seed, and also other 

citrina. The fruit capsules were 

vigorous, pale yellow, and harvested on 

March 19." 

> From PBS: 

SEED: 

7. Allium cernuum, bright pink 

8. Allium macropetalum, pink flowered 

9. Calochortus aureus 

10. Calochortus concolor 

11. Calochortus flexuosus 

12. Calochortus gunnisoni, purple 

13. Echeandea flavescens 

14. Fritillaria atropurpurea 

15. Hesperocallis undulata 

16. Iris missouriensis arizonica, southern 

AZ variety, large colorful flowers 

17. Milla biflora 

18. Zephyranthes longifolia, "Copper 

zephyr lily," eastern form, NM on 

limestone 



1. Small tubers (few) of Amorphophallus 

johnsonii (very similar to A. konjac) 

2. Small tubers (few) of Amorphophallus 

konjac from an English friend 20 

years ago 

3. Small tubers (few) of A. konjac from 

China from Fausto Ceni 

4. Small tubers of Arisaema 

candidissimum, trade form 

5. Small tubers of Arisaema fargessii 

6. Small tubers of Dioscorea discolor 

7. Seed of Hippeastrum aulicum var. 

robustum 

> From Allen Repashy: 

8. Seed of Crinum variabile ex 

Kamieskroon, Namaqualand 



1. Seed of Crinum buphanoides, hand 

pollinated indoors from my collection, 

plants originally come from near Lady 

Smith 

2. Seed of Iris laevigata, dark purple 

3. Seed of Zantedeschia rehmanii 

4. Seed of Tulbaghia acutiloba, from a 

wild population on our farm near Brits 

5. Seed of Tulbaghia simmleri 


6. Small bulbs of Ledebouria cooperi 



1. Fresh seed of Rhodophiala bifida 

hybrids 


2. Blooming size bulbs of Habranthus 

robustus 

> From PBS: 

SEED: 

3. Brunsvigia radulosa 

4. Strumaria tenella 

5. Eucomis autumnalis 

6. Gladiolus floribundus 

7. Gladiolus dalenii 

8. Galtonia viridiflora 

9. Kniphofia northiae 

BX 171 (May. 8, 2008) 

> From Tarcisio Raduenz: 

1. Seed of Bomarea salsilla

From Fred Biasella: 

2. Small bulbs of Ismene calathina 


3. Fresh seed of Rhodophiala granatiflora 

4. Seed of Canna glauca 

> From Erin Grace: 

5. Seed of Zephyranthes atamasco, "from 

SW Georgia, USA 

BX 172 (May. 23, 2008) 

> From Carolyn Craft: 

1. Varied sized bulbs of Muscari 

armeniacum 


2. Bulbs of Hymenocallis littoralis 

3. Bulbs of Hymenocallis sp. (not the 

same as H. latifolia or 'Tropical Giant') 


SEED: 

4. Sinningia amambayensis 

5. Sinningia iarae 

6. Sinningia species 'Ibitioca' 

7. Sinningia bulbosa 

8. Sinningia globulosa 

9. Sinningia aff. reitzii -- from Sao Paulo 

State, this plant seems distinct from 

the "true" reitzii found in Corupa, 

Santa Catarina State 

10. Sinningia sp. "Rio das Pedras", tiny 

tubers, striped leaves, light lavender 

flowers, from the coast of Rio de 

Janeiro State, perhaps related to S. 

concinna and S. pusilla 

> From PBS: 

11. Seed of Haemanthus montanus 

12. Seed of Nerine huttonii 

13. Seed of Brunsvigia grandiflora 


> From Leo Martin: 

SEEDS (unless otherwise indicated): 

1. Babiana sinuata (W) – mother plant 

from Silverhill seed 

2. Datura inoxia - Our native Sonoran 

Desert angel's trumpet 

3. Lachenalia unicolor (W) – mother plant 

from Silverhill seed 

4. Lapeirousia jacquinii (W) - from plants 

ex Silverhill seed and plants from a 

previous BX (listed as Lapeirousia sp.) 

5. Moraea sp. violet flowers (W) - from a 

previous BX 

6. Moraea sp. pale lavender flowers (W) 

7. Ornithogalum sp. yellow flowers (W) - 

from a previous BX 

8. Ornithogalum sp. yellow and green 

flowers (W) - seed from a previous BX 

9. Pelargonium incrassatum (W) – mother 

plant from Silverhill seed 

> From Alessandro Marinello: 

10. Seed of Hippeastrum aulicum 

11. Seed of Crinum campanulatum 

> From PBS: 

SEED: 

12. Brunsvigia bosmaniae 

13. Brunsvigia orientalis 

14. Haemanthus amarylloides ssp. 

polyanthus 

15. Haemanthus barkerae 

16. Haemanthus coccineus (Bainskloof) 

17. Haemanthus sanguineus 


> From Tom Mitchell (UK): 

(NOTE: Tom says, "I have very detailed 

site locations which I'll happily 

supply on request." tom at evolutionplants.com 

) 

SEED: 

1. Muscari sp., wild-collected in Croatia. 

2. Asarum europeaum wild-collected in 

Slovenia 

3. Anemone pavonina, ex hort 

4. Anemone nemorosa wild-collected in 

Slovenia (few) 

5. Epimedium alpinum wild-collected in 

Slovenia (few) 

6. Hepatica nobilis (Ranunculaceae) wildcollected 

in Slovenia (few) 

> From Ton de Waard (Netherlands): 

7. "Bulbs" of Geranium malviflorum 

> From Roy Herold:

BULBS: 


9. Oxalis obtusa (pink) 


SEEDS: 

11. Leucojum vernum var. carpaticum 

'Podpolozje' 

12. Massonia echinata, grown from Mesa 

Garden seed, started 2004 and 

bloomed fall 2007 

13. Massonia cf. pustulata, grown from 

NARGS seed, received as M. depressa, 

but larger and more vigorous than 

generic pustulata. 

14. Massonia sp. Hardy Form (possibly a 

hybrid) 

> From Cathy Craig: 

15. Blooming-size bulbs of Leucojum 

aestivum 


BULBS: 

16. Albuca circinata, mostly flowering size 

17. Cyrtanthus 'White Gem' from Pacific 

BX 31 (Robert Parker donation) ex 

Harold Koopowitz UCI selection 

18. Ledebouria socialis cv 'Miner' 

19. Ledebouria concolor 

20. Haemanthus pauculifolius 

> From Nhu Nguyen: 

SEED: 



23. Delphinium cardinale 

24. Allium crispum 

25. Eucomis punctata (few) 

26. Sisyrinchium striatum (few) 


27. Seedling corms of Calydorea 

coelestina 

28. Small corms of Ennealophus 

euryandrus (Iridaceae) 

29. Seed of Zephyranthes reginae 

30. Seed of Rhodophiala bifida, carminepink, 

originally from Alberto Castillo 


> From Monica Swartz: 

SEEDS: 

1. Lachenalia reflexa, from Telos Rare 

Bulbs plants 

2. Lachenalia pustulata, blue form 

3. Massonia "echinata" 

4. Massonia "depressa" 

5. Schizobasis intricata ex. E. Cape 



8. Habranthus texanus 

9. Albuca sp. may be A. flaccida, originally 

from Arid Lands Nursery 

10. Matelea edwardsensis (Apocynaceae) 

endemic to Edwards Plateau, TX 

>From Mary Sue Ittner: 


11. Crocus ochroleucus, originally 

purchased from Jane McGary 

12. Freesia fergusoniae, could be a hybrid 

with Freesia alba 

13. Freesia refracta 

14. Geissorhiza/Hesperantha unknowns, 

most likely Geissorhiza inaequalis, 

Geissorhiza heterostyla or 

Hesperantha bachmannii 

15. Lachenalia aloides (originally obtained 

Trader Joes) 

16. Sparaxis hybrid - grown from seed 

17. Oxalis obtusa - various colors 


BULBS/CORMS: 

18. Chasmanthe bicolor 

19. Ixia pumilis 

20. Nothoscordum filippone (Ipheion 

sellowianum) 

21. Ipheion sessile 

22. Nothoscordum (Ipheion) dialystemon 

23. Moraea setifolia 

SEEDS: 

24. Hippeastrum 'Fiery Bouquet' 


> From David Bier: 

1. Seed of Rhodophiala bifida 

2. Seed of Hippeastrum 'Lemon Lime' x 

'Picotee'

From Ton de Waard: 

3. Seed of Muscari latifolium 

> From PBS: 

SEED: 

4. Albuca excuviata 

5. Androcymbium capense 

6. Massonia echinata 

7. Romulea thodei 

8. Agapanthus inapertus 

9. Zantedeschia albomaculata 

10. Scilla nervosa 




SEEDS: 

1. Pelargonium appendiculatum 

2. Cyclamen graecum Silver Center 


4. Cyclamen africanum Silver Center 

Originally from Ellen Hornig in 2000 

5. Cyclamen coum 'Maurice Dryden' 

Originally from Kath Dryden. 

6. Cyclamen coum 'Nymans', very early 

blooming, originally from Kath Dryden 

7. Cyclamen coum Urfa Ex wild collected 

seed from Turkey 

8. Cyclamen coum 9-285-1 From CSE 

(Cyclamen Society Expedition) plants 

9. Cyclamen coum 'Dusky Maid' 

A strain/cultivar originated in England by 

Basil Smith in the early 90s. 

10. Cyclamen coum Mixed 

11. Cyclamen libanoticum 

12. Cyclamen mirabile 

13. Cyclamen cilicium 

14. Cyclamen cyprium ex Kantara, Cyprus 

plants grown from wild collected seed 

15. Cyclamen cyprium 

16. Cyclamen x hildebrandii (perhaps) 

Received as C. africanum 

17. Albuca cf. spiralis, Ex Steve Hammer. 


18. Bulbs of Fritillaria persica "typical" 

SEED: 

19. Hippeastrum papilio x ???, may be 

selfed or open pollinated 

20. Fritillaria persica 'Ivory Bells', from 

Dutch stock 

21. Fritillaria pallidifora, from Dutch stock 

22. Tulipa clusiana 'Lady Jane', from 

Dutch stock. 


BULBS: 

23. Haemanthus lanceifolius 

24. Haemanthus pauculifolius 



1. Seeds of Crinum bulbispermum 'Jumbo' 


2. Large to medium sized bulbs of x 

Amarcrinum, pink/white, scented 


SEEDS: 

3. Hippeastrum x johnsonii x self 

4. Phaedranassa cinerea 

5. Schizobasis intricata 

6. Cyrtanthus brachyshyphus 

7. Cyrtanthus aff. obrienii 


BULBS: 

8. Massonia sp. Addo, received seed from 

Steve Hammer 

9. Massonia sp. ex Rust en Vrede Nursery 

Seed also from Steve Hammer 

10. Massonia pustulata Ex Richard Doutt 

11. Massonia 'depustupressalata' nice 

plant, different from either depressa 

(name as received) or pustulata 

(which it looks like, sort of). 

12. Oxalis hirta 'Gothenburg' ex Odyssey 

Bulbs 

13. Oxalis namaquana ex Matt Mattus, 

and probably Telos 

14. Albuca sp. Plettenberg Bay 

15. Albuca sp. 6km north of Uniondale 

From the other side of the mountains, 

farther north from Plett 

SEED: 

16. Fritillaria pallidiflora, a very robust 

form

From Pam Slate: 

17. Corms of Babiana sp. 

> From Robin Glascock: 

18. Corms and seeds of Freesia laxa - 

Open-pollinated 

19. Corms of Babiana villosa - NOT the 

red variety from Tulbagh, these are 

violet/magenta ones 

20. Bulbs of Oxalis hirta 



BULBS, BULBLETS, BULBILS: 

1. Narcissus zaianicus lutescens x 

cantabricus (SF379) Ex RF Beeston via 

AGS seedex 

2. Narcissus romieuxii 'Treble Chance' 

(JCA805) 

3. Narcissus 'Pick of the Litter' mixed 

4. Iphieon uniflorum 'Album' 

5. Leucojum (Acis) nicaeense Ex Ruksans 

6. Leucojum (Acis) autumnale Ex WeDu 

7. Lachenalia bulbifera, ex Richard Doutt 

8. Oxalis polyphylla v. heptaphylla Ex 

Matt Mattus 


9. Seeds from my own Haemanthus 

montanus, the parent bulbs came from 

Dawie Human in Bloemfontein, South 

Africa. 

10. Seeds (germinating) of Haemanthus 

amarylloides spp. polyanthus 

11. Four-yr old seedling bulbs of 

Cybistetes longifolia. The seeds came 

from Silverhill Seeds in 2004. 


SEED: 

12. Cypella herbertii, superb form 

13. Freesia laxa red and white, a mixture 

of a robust form and the usual one 

14. Moraea polyanthos 


BULBS: 

15. Freesia fucata 

16. Oxalis assinia from Bill Baird 

17. Oxalis bowiei 

18. Oxalis caprina 


20. Oxalis engleriana 


22. Oxalis flava (Uli 69) 

23. Oxalis flava (lupinifolia) 

24. Oxalis flava (pink) 

25. Oxalis hirta (mauve) received from 

Ron Vanderhoff 

26. Oxalis hirta (pink) 

27. Oxalis hirta (yellow) (acquired from 

Telos as O. namaquana which it is not) 

28. Oxalis imbricata - recycled from the 

BX 

29. Oxalis livida 

30. Oxalis luteola MV5567 60km s of 

Clanwilliam, South Africa 

31. Oxalis MV4674 16km north into 

Sweekspoort, South Africa 


33. Oxalis namaquana, Uli 54 

34. Oxalis obtusa (coral) 

35. Oxalis obtusa (peach) 



38. Oxalis obtusa MV 4719d S of 

Laingsburg 

39. Oxalis obtusa MV5005A 10km n of 

Matjiesfontein. Red-orange 

40. Oxalis obtusa MV 5051 Vanrhynshoek 

41. Oxalis obtusa MV 5516 7.5km s of 

Nieuwodtville 

42. Oxalis obtusa MV 6235 W. of 

Sutherland 

43. Oxalis obtusa MV 6341 Nieuwoudtville 

44. Oxalis obtusa MV 7085 

45. Oxalis palmifrons 

46. Oxalis polyphylla var. heptaphylla 

MV6396 Vanrhynsdorp 

47. Oxalis purpurea (white) 

48. Oxalis purpurea 'Skar' 




SEED: 

51. Dyckia crosses between reddish & 

silver 

52. Crinum 'White Queen' open-pollinated 

from tissue-cultured plant. 

53. Crinum scabrum 

54. Cooperia drumondii 

55. Habranthus tubispathus texanus

56. Zephyranthes katherinae 



SEEDS: 

1. Chlorophytum saundersiae 

2. Bellevalia romana 

3. Ornithogalum pyrenaicum (few) 

4. Eremerus himalaicus 

5. Cyrtanthus mackenii, red form 


7. Nectaroscordum heliophyllum 

8. Hippeastrum vittatum 

9. Hippeastrum vittatum, red form 



11. Seed of Habranthus "biflorus", a form 

of H. robustus 


12. Seed of Fritillaria imperialis, 'rubra' 

13. Seed of Nectaroscordum siculum 


14. Corms of Ixia, mostly, a few Sparaxis 

may have slipped in 

15. Corms of Chasmanthe floribunda 

16. Small bulbs of Amaryllis belladonna, 

pink and hybrid white, mixed 

> From Jim Jones: 

17. Bulbs of Narcissus bulbocodium ssp. 

praecox 

18. Tubers of Arum albispathum (A. 

italicum ssp. albispathum) 



BULBS: 


2. Gladiolus alatus cormlets 

3. Herbertia lahue grown from 3 sources 

of seed labeled as other things 

4. Lachenalia aloides var. vanzyliae 

5. Lachenalia liliflora 

6. Lachenalia longituba, syn. Polyxena 

longituba 



9. Lachenalia splendida 

10. Lachenalia viridiflora bulblets 

11. Muscari pallens - originally from Jane 

McGary 

12. Oxalis glabra 


13. Oxalis semiloba 

14. Romulea bulbocodium bulbcodium 

(purchased from Jane years ago as 

Romulea clusiana) 

15. Tritonia cormlets, mixed colors, 

probably hybrids of T. crocata, grown 

originally from Kirstenbosch seed 


SEED: 

16. Bellevalia romana 

17. Cyclamen pseudibericum 


19. Erythronium helenae 

20. Hesperantha latifolia 

21. Hesperantha pauciflora (pink) 

22. Lachenalia aloides aurea 

23. Lachenalia maughanii, syn. Polyxena 

maughanii 

24. Pelargonium barklyi 


26. Sparaxis grandiflora ssp. violacea 

27. Tulipa clusiana chrysantha 



29. Adonis vernalis 

30. Corydalis turtschaninovii Bulbs, ex 

Ruksans, natch. 

31. Anemonella thalictroides 'Cameo' 

32. Arum orientale v. sintenisii (syn. A. 

sintenisii) 

> From Paul Cumbleton: 

33. Massonia pustulata, very few pustules 

34. Massonia pustulata - purple leaf 


36. Massonia pygmaea ssp. 

Kamiesbergensis 

37. Daubenya marginata 

38. Polyxena pygmaea - seed from plants 

grown from seed from the Karas region. 

39. Gladiolus uysiae 


40. Seed of Ixiolirion tartaricum

From Tsuh Yang Chen: 

41. Scaly rhizomes of Seemania 

purpurascens (formerly Gloxinia) 



SEED: 

1. Erythronium californicum 'White 

Beauty' 

2. Tulipa ferganica (few) 

3. Colchicum sp., open-pollinated 

> From Dave Boucher: 

4. Seed of Amorphophallus henryi 

5. Seed of Amorphophallus variabilis (few) 


BULBS: 

6. Oxalis purpurea (few) 

7. Oxalis magnifica 


9. Oxalis obtusa 


11. Oxalis malanosticta 



14. Oxalis sp. #1 




18. Oxalis MV4674 

19. Moraea insolens (few) 

20. Moraea sp. (few) 

> From PBS: 

SEED: 

21. Clivia robusta 

22. Scadoxus multiflorus ssp. katherinae 

23. Haemanthus albiflos 



Lilium lancifolium 'Flore-Pleno': 

1. Bulbils of a form from Ellen Hornig's 

Seneca Hill Perennials 

2. Bulbils of a form from Paige Woodward 

of Pacific Rim Native Plants 

3. Helicodiceros muscivorus, the 'Dead 

Horse Arum' 

4. Small bulbs of Lachenalia "Orange CV" 

greenhouse. 


SEED: 

5. Veltheimia bracteata, usual dusty rose 

colored form 

6. Hippeastrum hybrid, huge, deep red 

> From Gregg DeChirico: 

7. Seed of Schizobasis intricata 


7. Seed of Mirabilis jalapa ex 'Limelight' 

8. Seed of Mirabilis longiflora 

9. Small bulbs of Rhodophiala bifida 


BULBS: 

10. Oxalis sp., from flava group 

11. Oxalis sp., from flava group, large 

yellow autumn flowers, semi-succulent 

bluish leaves 

12. Oxalis fabaefolia 

13. Oxalis perdicaria var. malacobolbos 

14. Lachenalia pendula 

15. Ipheion uniflorum 'Jessie' 

16. Seedlings of Ornithogalum sp. 

17. Small tubers of Zantedeschia 

aethiopica, very large form 


aethiopica var. gigantea 


aethiopica, speckled, nice whitespotted 

20. Bulbs of Oxalis U63 

21. Lachenalia, pink 

SEED: 

22. Zantedeschia aethiopica 'Holford' 

23. Zantedeschia odorata 


25. Hippeastrum sp., ex Brazil 



1. Seed of Dracunculus vulgaris

2. Small tubers of Dracunculus 

muscivorum 

3. Small bulbs of Ornithogalum 

maculatum 

4. Seed of Lilium pumilum 


5. Seed of Haemanthus humilis humilis 

6. Seed of Haemanthus barkerae 

7. Tubers of Alstroemeria psittacina 


SEED: 

8. Allium peninsulare 

9. Cyclamen elegans 

10. Brimeura amethystina 


12. Cyclamen coum ssp coum albissimus 

13. Wurmbea (Onixotis) stricta 

14. Nothoscordum sp. ex Chile 

15. Allium falcifolium 

16. Crocus goulimyi leucantha 


18. Salvia patens 

19. Geissorhiza radiata 

20. Gladiolus grandiflorus 

21. Babiana nana angustifolia 

22. Romulea citrina 


24. Delphinium cardinale, yellow 

25. Nerine sp. 



CORMS: 

1. Dichelostemma multiflorum cormlets 

2. Ferraria divaricata 

3. Freesia elimensis 

4. Moraea sisyrinchium 

5. Romulea monticola cormlets 

6. Tritonia flabellifolia cormlets 


7. Seeds of Arum maculatum 

8. Seeds of Dierama pendulum, dark pink 


BULBS: 

9. Androcymbium sp. seeds from AGS 

10. Gladiolus dalenii, good color 


12. Habranthus magnoi, white, long stem 


SEED: 

14. Babiana vanzyliae 

15. Freesia grandiflora, red 

16. Habranthus brachyandrus 'Cheery 

Pink' 

17. Habranthus robustus ex Brazil 

18. Hippeastrum gracilis 'Fiery Bouquet' 

19. Zephyranthes katherinae lutea - has 

some red on tips of petals 

20. Zephyranthes katherinae rubra 


22. Zephyranthes mesochloa 

23. Zephyranthes reginae 'Valles Yellow' 

24. Zephyranthes sp. Ex Jacala, Mexico - 

looks like Z. katherinae rubra but 

smaller 


> From Kathleen Sayce: 

1. Bulbs of Hyacinthoides x massartiana 

2. Seeds of Sisyrinchium californicum 


SEEDS: 

3. Paeonia obovata alba - originally from 

the garden of Bob and Joan Means 

4. Paeonia japonica 


6. Paeonia obovata-ish -- smaller white 

flowers, taller, probably another 

species. 

7. Trillium luteum 

8. Trillium cuneatum ex 'Eco Dappled 

Lemon' from Don Jacobs. These seeds 

should be from one of the yellow 

flowered seedlings. 

9. Arisaema amurense 

10. Arisaema flavum 

11. Arisaema flavum 'Giant form' Looks a 

lot like a polyploid to me 

12. Arisaema triphyllum, ex the wild 

population in North Reading, MA. 

13. Lilium canadense Yellow form, 

originally from the American 

Horticultural Society seedex 

14. Arum italicum 'Pictum' form originally 

from Weir Meadow Nursery.

15. Ornithogalum fimbrimarginatum 

Piketberg from hand pollinations, 

germinate quickly. Ex Steve Hammer. 



1. Bulbs of Nothoscordum inodorum 

SEED: 

2. Herbertia lahue (syn. H. amoena) 

3. Herbertia lahue 

4. Trichopetalum plumosum (few) 

5. Hesperantha latifolia (few) 

6. Hesperantha pauciflora (few) 

7. Hesperantha cuculata 

8. Albuca angolensis 

9. Bulbils of Lilium brownii 

10. "Bulbils" of Globba cathcartii 



1. Plants of Euphorbia decaryi 'Nova' 

2. Small plants of Crinum hybrid 

'Hannibal's Dwarf' (C. moorei x C. 

americanum) 

>From Gregg DeChirico: 

3. Small corms of Watsonia bulbifera 

> From Dianne Martinelli: 

4. Seed of Cypella coelestis 



6. Seed of Hymenocallis palmeri 

7. Seed of Crinum variabile 


BULBS/CORMS: 

8. Allium subvillosum 

9. Dichelostemma ida-maia 



12. Spiloxene capensis, could be white or 

pink 

13. Triteleia peduncularis 

14. Tulipa batalini 

15. Tulipa clusiana 

16. Tulipa linifolia 

17. Tulipa 'Little Princess' originally 

obtained it offered from Cathy Craig 

SEED: 

18. Aristea capitata, syn. Aristea major 


20. Gladiolus tristis 

21. Hesperantha baurii 

22. Lachenalia campanulata 

23. Leucocoryne vittata - open pollinated 






1. Small bulbs of Cyrtanthus 

brachyscyphus 


2. Seeds of Eucomis sp. 


3. Seed of Amorphophallus prainii 

> From Alf Valjebeck: 

SEED: 

4. Leucojum vernum var. carpathicum 

5. Lilium martagon 

6. Lilium regale 

7. Nothoscordum galpinii 

8. Cyrtanthus epiphyticus (from BX 55) 



11. Zephyranthes fosterii 

12. Habranthus tubispathus 



CORMS/CORMLETS: 


15. Moraea ciliata, tall blue/yellow 

16. Moraea ciliata, short, slate blue 



19. Moraea polyanthos 



1. Freshly harvested seed of Tropaeolum 

pentaphyllum ssp. megalopetalum

From Alberto Grossi: 

SEED: 

2. Iris graminea 

3. Amaryllis belladonna 

4. Arthropodium cirratum 


5. Bulbs of Sprekelia formosissima, most 

near blooming size 

6. Rainlily bulb potluck 

> From David Ehrlich: 

SEED: 

7. Sisyrinchium californicum 

8. Aristea ecklonii 

> From Phillip Andrews: 

9. Seed of Hymenocallis sp., probably H. 

littoralis 


SEED: 


11. Calochortus weedii 

12. Calochortus venustus 


14. Calochortus plummerae 

15. Calochortus obispoensis 


17. Fritillaria affinis 

18. Fritillaria acmopetala 




SEED: 

1. Hesperantha vaginata 

2. Romulea eximia 

3. Romulea monadelpha 


5. Gladiolus watsoniae 

6. Gladiolus priori 

7. Gladiolus venustus 

8. Daubenya aurea var. aurea 

9. Moraea tulbaghensis 

10. Moraea bellendinii 

11. Moraea vegeta, 10 cm tan/yellow 


13. Moraea ciliata, 15 cm blue/yellow 

14. Moraea loubseri 

15. Moraea gawleri 


17. Moraea thomasiae 

18. Moraea tricuspidata 

19. Cormlets of Moraea tricolor 


SEED: 


21. Gloadiolus flanaganii 

22. Crocus gargaricus ssp. herbertii 

23. Calochortus syntropus 

24. Gymnospermium alberti, orange form 

25. Crocosmia paniculata 

> From Nhu Nugyen: 

SEED: 

26. Allium haematochiton 

27. Triteleia laxa 

27. Pasithea caerulea (few) 

28. Allium christophii 

29. Rhodophiala advena - almost solid 

peach-colored petals 


> From Charles Hardman: 

A special offering: $2.00 per bulb. Limit: 2 

bulbs of each kind: 

1. Large bulbs of Tecophilaea cyanocrocus 

(type) 

2. Large to medium bulbs of Tecophilaea 

cyanocrocus 'Leichtlinii' 

3. Medium bulbs of Tecophilaea 

cyanocrocus 'Violacea' 

SEED: 

4. Tecophilaea cyanocrocus (type) 

5. Tecophilaea cyanocrocus 'Leichtlinii' 

6. Tecophilaea cyanocrocus 'Violacea' 

7. Tecophilaea 'Hardman's Violet' large 

violet hybrid 

8. Sparaxis hybrids 

9. Narcissus papyraceus 

10. Gladiolus scullyi 

11. Asclepias curassavica 

> From Tom Mitchel: 

12. Seed of Veratrum maackii var. 

maackii 

13. Seed of Veratrum album 

14. Seed of Galtonia viridiflora

From David Ehrlich: 

15. Seed of Zantedeschia remanii 


SEED: 

16. Scilla greilhuberi (W) 

17. Neopatersonia uitenhagensis (W) 

BULBS: 

18. Oxalis gracilis (W) 

19. Oxalis purpurea 'Garnet' (W) 

20. Oxalis compressa, double form (W) 


BULBS: 

21. Hippeastrum 'Firey Bouquet' bulblets 

22. Hippeastrum 'San Antonio Rose' 

23. Scaly rhizomes of Achimenes 'Purple 

King' 

24. Scaly rhizomes of Achimenes 

grandiflora 'Robert Dressler' 

25. Scaly rhizomes of Eucodonia hybs 



1. Cormlets of Tritonia deusta (W) 

2. Tubers of Anredera cordifolia 

(Boussingaultia gracilis) (S) 


3. Seed of Dietes grandiflora 


4. Seed of Crocosmia mainly from red 

Dutch cv 'Mars' 


5. Seed of Sinningia insularis 

ON SALE: 2006 Seed of Iris from the 

Species Iris Group of North America 

(SIGNA) Most iris seed has a very long 

shelf life. --> $.50 PER PACKET From Angelo Porcelli: 


2. Seed of Amaryllis belladonna, mixed 

colours 


SEEDS: 

3. Nerine hybrid, pink 



6. Triteleia clementina 

7. Small corms of Moraea tripetala 


8. Seed of pink Rhodophiala, probably R. 

bifida 

9. Seed of Rhodophiala, probably R. 

bifida. Color darker garnet than usual. 

10. Seed of Hesperaloe campanulata

From Alberto Castillo: 

11. Small bulbs of Allium canadense 

12. Seeds of Freesia laxa, red and white 

form 

13. Seeds of Freesia alba, fine form 


Clivia seed "from last season's 

undisciplined pollen dabbing." Very limited 

supplies. $1.00/single seed of each. 

Three-seed limit per customer. 

(Pod parent identity): 

14. C. miniata var. citrina (my pale 

yellow) 

15. C. miniata var. citrina (my best 

yellow) 

16. C. (Select Chubb Peach F3) x ('Chubb 

Millenium Peach') 

17. C. (yellow miniata, big hear with 

highly recurved petals) x (Col. Pittman 

yellow) 

18. C. (pastel orange peach pink to 

salmon) x yellow 



SEEDS: 

1. Boophone disticha, courtesy of BuPSSA, 

the Bulbous Plant Society of Southern 

African 

2. Crinum ligulatum, originally from 

Itremo, Madagascar, hand-pollinated 

3. Nelumbo nucifera var. caspicum aka 

Russian Red Lotus, from the Volga 

River Delta in Russia, original material 

from Walter Pagels 



1. Seeds of Scadoxus membranaceus 


BULBS 

2. Crinum 'Emma James' 

3. Crinum variabile 

4. Ornithogalum osymellum 

5. Ornithogalum sp., ex. Algoa Park 

6. Albuca circinata 

7. Albuca sp. nova, ex Ngome, Kwazulu 

Natal 

8. Habranthus tubispathus 

9. Ledebouria sp., ex Cape Province, long 

leaves 

10. Ledebouria sp., ex Pondoland 

11. Ledebouria revoluta 


12. Very few seeds of Cryptostephanus 

vansonii 



1. Bulbs of Zephyranthes candida 

2. Seed of Lilium formosanum, tall form 

3. Seed of Lilium leichtlinii, fertile diploid 


4. Seed of Hesperoxiphion peruvianum 

5. Bulbs of Zantedeschia rehmannii 


> From an anonymous donor: 

1. Seed of Clivia hybrid, x-cyrtanthifloratype, 

open-pollinated 

2. Seed of Gloriosa superba 

> From Gregg De Chirico: 

3. Tubers (F2) of Begonia boliviensis from 

seeds collected in Calilegua, Argentina 


4. Seeds of Amorphophallus muelleri 

5. Seeds of Habranthus itaobinus 


6. Flowering-size bulbs of Massonia 

depressa 

7. Small bulbs of Brunsvigia gregaria, 

from seeds ex Cameron and Rhoda 

McMasters 

8. Small bulbs of Hippeastrum aulicum 

9. Offset bulbs of Haemanthus 

pauculifolius, originally from Diana 

Chapman 

And some items from previous BX 

donations that are still available: 

10. Seed of Boophane disticha 


12. Bulbs of Zephyranthes candida 

BX 199 (Mar. 19, 2009)

From Nhu Nguyen: 

1. Seed of Tigridia pavonia 

> From Fred Thorne: 

2. Small bulbs of Eucrosia bicolor 


Rhizomes: 

Tricyrtis macranthopsis (aka T. macrantha 

ssp macranthopsis) 

3. Form #1 - Stems are about three feet 

long. Originally from ARGS seed, 

1992, from Hideo Yamazaki in Japan 

4. Form #2 - From Darrell Probst, who 

probably got it in Japan. Different from 

#1 

5. Trycyrtis perfoliata- Blooms about a 

week earlier than macranthopsis, from 

Mr. Yamazaki, 1992. 

SEEDS: 

6. Arisaema angustatum 'Best Tophat' 

ex CPC 10-10-97-3 collected by Darrell 

Probst in Korea. 

BX 200 (Mar. 25, 2009) 

> From PBS: 

SEEDS: 

(sow immediately) 


2. Haemanthus humilis 

(sow in spring) 

3. Gladiolus hollandii, To 1m, Su-growing, 

several long wide leaves, pale pink fl 

minutely dotted with dark blackishgrey 

speckling Su-Au. Zone 10. 

4. Gladiolus longicollis, 40-80cm, Sugrowing, 

2 clasping leaves, single fl 

spike white-cream or yellow fl Su, 

night scented. Zone 7. 

5. Hesperantha coccinea (old genus 

Schizostylis), "Scarlet river lily", 60cm, 

Su-growing, large star shaped red fl 

Su, cut fl, sun, well-dr moist soil. 

Zone 7. 

6. Lapeirousia sandersonii, 2 narrow linear 

long leaves, Su-growing, numerous 

mauve fl in a much-branched 

inflorescence Su. Zone 8. 

7. Moraea alticola, To 1m, Su-growing, 

solitary leaves, large pale yellow fl 

with darker yellow nectar guides Sp- 

Au, wet/water. Zone 6. 

8. Schizocarphus nervosus, Erect leaves, 

Su-growing, leaf veins raised, white fl 

on long stalks Su. Zone 7. 

9. Watsonia confusa, 0.5-1.5m, Sugrowing, 

3-4 pale to bluish-green lvs 

with thickened margins, pink fl Su, 

wet/water. Zone 8. 

10. Watsonia fourcadei, 1-2m, evergreen, 

pink/orange/red fl Su, easy. Sow 

Sp/Au. Zone 8. 

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List compiled by Nhu Nguyen Fall 2009

Pacific Bulb Society Bulb and Seed Exchange (BX) 101-200

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