SX 18
Hello all-
Standard rules apply for this SX:
Kindly review the list below and email me with your request(s) with
item number(s) AND item name(s) (this is your receipt)
to bulbsxpbs@gmail.com. I will send a simple acknowledgment of your email within 24 hours.
Seed requests will be accepted until Sunday night (10/27/24). Packages will start to be be assembled on Monday.
Be sure to include your full name and current address.
Seed shares are $2 each
Postage $5
You must be current in your membership and you must be up-to-date on BX/SX charges. If you are uncertain, feel free to check with Jane McGary or
Arnold Trachtenberg.
KINDLY NOTE:
Orders should be paid upon receipt through the PBS website at:
https://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/pbsforum/index.php?page=membership
Please be sure to reference the SX number above (SX 18), as this helps with accounting.
If you are paying for multiple items, please include a note to designate amounts and specific increments.
You are still free to send payment via check if that is your preference.
Thank you very much to our donors; we sincerely appreciate your efforts!
Janet Hoffmann1 Allium unifolium
2 Ferraria crispa
3 Freesia laxa ssp. laxa (coral red flowers)
4 Freesia viridis
5 Sisyrinchium bellum
Linda Press Wulf
6 Wachendorfia thrysifolia
Bob Lauf
7 Albuca spiralis
8 Drimia uniflora (2023 and 2024 harvests)
9 Habranthus tubispathus
10 Ornithogalum saundersiae
Emil Friend
11 Amaryllis belladonna, standard pink west coast
Judy McBride
12 Aristea ecklonii (Blue Stars)
13 Habranthus tubispathus (ex BX 491)
14 Iris douglasiana (Douglas Iris)
15 Moraea collina (Single Leaf Cape Tulip)
Jim Barton
(The seeds are estate-grown California natives. On the West Coast, they must be sown by November 1 to develop a bulblet that can survive warm weather. When temperatures rise, the plants go dormant. If the bulblet is too small by the time hot weather arrives, it will not survive.)
16 Brodiaea californica
17 Brodiaea elegans
18 Brodiaea filifolia
19 Brodiaea kinkiensis
20 Brodiaea leptandra
21 Chlorogalum pomeridianum
22 Dichelostemma congestum
23 Dichelostemma ida-mia
24 Dichelostemma multiflorum
25 Dichelostemma volubile
26 Dipterostemon capitatus
27 Triteleia hyacinthina
28 Triteleia ixioides
29 Triteleia laxa
30 Triteleia peduncularis
31 Calochortus albus (white)
32 Calochortus amoenus
33 Calochortus argillosus
34 Calochortus fimbranthus brown splendens tan
35 Calochortus obispoensis
36 Calochortus plummerae
37 Calochortus pulchellus
38 Calochortus simulans
39 Calochortus splendens
40 Calochortus superbus
41 Calochortus umbellatus
42 Calochortus uniflorus
43 Calochortus venustus
44 Calochortus vestae
45 Calochortus weedii
Hello all-
Standard rules apply for this SX:
Kindly review the list below and email me with your request(s) with
item number(s) AND item name(s) (this is your receipt)
to bulbsxpbs@gmail.com. I will send a simple acknowledgment of your email within 24 hours.
Seed requests will be accepted until Sunday night (10/27/24). Packages will start to be be assembled on Monday.
Be sure to include your full name and current address.
Seed shares are $2 each
Postage $5
You must be current in your membership and you must be up-to-date on BX/SX charges. If you are uncertain, feel free to check with Jane McGary or
Arnold Trachtenberg.
KINDLY NOTE:
Orders should be paid upon receipt through the PBS website at:
https://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/pbsforum/index.php?page=membership
Please be sure to reference the SX number above (SX 18), as this helps with accounting.
If you are paying for multiple items, please include a note to designate amounts and specific increments.
You are still free to send payment via check if that is your preference.
Thank you very much to our donors; we sincerely appreciate your efforts!
2 Ferraria crispa
3 Freesia laxa ssp. laxa (coral red flowers)
4 Freesia viridis
5 Sisyrinchium bellum
Linda Press Wulf
6 Wachendorfia thrysifolia
Bob Lauf
7 Albuca spiralis
8 Drimia uniflora (2023 and 2024 harvests)
9 Habranthus tubispathus
10 Ornithogalum saundersiae
Emil Friend
11 Amaryllis belladonna, standard pink west coast
Judy McBride
12 Aristea ecklonii (Blue Stars)
13 Habranthus tubispathus (ex BX 491)
14 Iris douglasiana (Douglas Iris)
15 Moraea collina (Single Leaf Cape Tulip)
Jim Barton
(The seeds are estate-grown California natives. On the West Coast, they must be sown by November 1 to develop a bulblet that can survive warm weather. When temperatures rise, the plants go dormant. If the bulblet is too small by the time hot weather arrives, it will not survive.)
16 Brodiaea californica
17 Brodiaea elegans
18 Brodiaea filifolia
19 Brodiaea kinkiensis
20 Brodiaea leptandra
21 Chlorogalum pomeridianum
22 Dichelostemma congestum
23 Dichelostemma ida-mia
24 Dichelostemma multiflorum
25 Dichelostemma volubile
26 Dipterostemon capitatus
27 Triteleia hyacinthina
28 Triteleia ixioides
29 Triteleia laxa
30 Triteleia peduncularis
31 Calochortus albus (white)
32 Calochortus amoenus
33 Calochortus argillosus
34 Calochortus fimbranthus brown splendens tan
35 Calochortus obispoensis
36 Calochortus plummerae
37 Calochortus pulchellus
38 Calochortus simulans
39 Calochortus splendens
40 Calochortus superbus
41 Calochortus umbellatus
42 Calochortus uniflorus
43 Calochortus venustus
44 Calochortus vestae
45 Calochortus weedii
