Cameron McMaster a *crit : Has anyone tried growing Hypoxis hemerocallidea (=rooperi) from seed? Rhoda, This hypoxis is doing very well here. After having finaly located the seed (it is so small and the pods are minute) I have sown it several year running. It was sown in the autumn and the boxes wre left outside. Germination occured the over two years. Now so many offsets are produced that I have no need to sow again. But if anyone wnts some I can look for it. oI agree that young bulbs are much easier to relocate when they are just 2-3 years old, big enough to survive posting, and small enough to adapt to new conditions.RhodaStutterheim, E.Cape Your 2-3 year old bulbs have settled in very well. Only the winergrower from the Cape (Veltheimia capense) is still disorientated. New shoots are just begining to develop while the acclimatised bulbs had leaves already in early autumn. Kind regards Lauw de Jager BULB'ARGENCE, 30300 Fourques, France Région: Provence/Camargue, (Climat zone 9a Mediterranean) CATALOGUE D'HIVER (WINTERCATALOG) sera disponible en janvier; vous pouvez commander par le site maintenant pour un envoi à partir de maintenant jusqu'au fin mars. (En fleur actuellement à l'extérieure: Cyclamen pseudibericum, Dahlia imperialis, Gladiolus dalenii, Crocus, Oxalis bowiea, versicolor, masoniorum, Nerine undulata, bowdenii'Pink Triumph', Narcissus tazetta 'Paperwhite', Chinese sacred lily,Double, Moraea polystachya, Lachenalia bulbifera)