I have a good assortment of daylily seeds (a mix of at least 40 varieties) 0r Hostas (mix of at least 20 varieties) for seeds of Silver Ghost. Let me know. Thanks. The seeds of both the daylily seeds and hostas have been seeded and produced excellent results.

One thing to understand is species are lowercase spelling cultivars are uppercase and generally dont come true from seed there are sugnificant differences in the alliums you are talking about by the trained eye or if they are growing next to each other.

I thought I'd just record what's happened to date: October 4: I checked my chips and they had a lot of green mould on them. I removed them from the bags of damp perlite, scrapped off the mould and soaked the chips for about 20 minutes in a quite strong solution of NO DAMP. I returned the chips to some new ziplock bags with new perlite that I dampened with just boiled water and then put them away in a dark cupboard. October 18: It seems that the chips have small offsets near the base of the basil plate although once again they also have a lot of green mould on them. This time I'm going to leave them as they are and wait a while longer. to see if the mould is inconsequential or not. I've got a Allium "Globemaster" that I'm going to try to chip but this time I'm going to use a NO DAMP solution instead of just water when I wet the perlite. We'll see how that goes.

I saw that and bought one even though the type they are selling is not even for my zone, but it is only one zone off so why not at least try