Would like to trade for the b/b lily; could I send you my list? Doreen.

I'm not sure any are quite as complete as Clothiers, and the articles below the database categories are helpful too. http://theseedsite.co.uk/ (the format changed a couple of years ago and I can't navigate this site as quickly now :) but information is sound) For propagation of all types included growing from seed, well illustrated, well written - you might look for a copy of Making More Plants by Ken Druse. His suggestions are often for freshly harvested seeds as opposed to purchased dried seeds like you might buy commercially (and will sometimes have developed a deeper dormancy in the drying). Between Making More Plants, and the Clothiers site there is rarely a seed I can't germinate. Occasionally I will have to go to propagation notes from Explorers Garden by Hinkley - the books by Druse and Hinkley are out and on my desk at all times though so you can always ask if struggling to find particular plant/seed :) Here is a link that might be useful: Out of print T&M database, also reliable

No more seeds! BUT, contact Carolyn at the Swap going on now as I sent her all the extra seeds I have to give to anyone who wants them and that encludes the Blackberry seeds I had left over. Faye your envelope came in todays mail and I sent off the seeds to Carolyn and others today!!! I will share what I kept with for myself with you. Connie

And for opinion #3... I put dry seeds (that I was given) in the fridge over winter and planted them in the spring of 2014. Germination was erratic and slow. But many germinated and grew. I had no flowers the the first year but expect many next year. These are my very first blackberry lily plants (no previous experience). Sounds like fall / winter / spring sowing works. The common theme seems to be a cold period.