I guess the email was never sent to me or I simply over looked it. As busy as I have been, I more than likely over looked it ^_^

Hi think these will grow in florida? sending email Katie

LynnRie - it's been my experience that it'll take three growing seasons to reach blooming size. I've got some Lilium Tigrinum in yellow, pink, maroon, and white along with the usual orange. So I collect the bulbils from the different colors, plant them in shallow containers - like the square market packs from annuals - and bury the container in a sheltered spot on my patio. You can do that now, or whenever the bulbils come away easily, because they'd naturally be starting the process on their own if left to fall around the base of the plant. In the spring, each one will have a one leaf sprout. You can leave them as they are or pot them up. The second season they'll get tall and sort of spindly; might even produce little bulbils in the axils but no blooms. Third season they'll take on some size and will probably produce miniature buds and blooms. After that, you're really set with lilies. The hardest thing is remembering where they are along the process so you don't accidentally dig them up or plant over them.

My preference would be to mail them to someone who is running a swap. I have not had good success storing the bulbils so once I pluck them I want to send them off.