Hi Jerry, I've made the same mistake myself, but I did remember to save the BX 22 announcement. Items 1 & 2 were: 1. Dahlia coccinea var palmeri "2,5m tall airy plant with dissected leaves and Cosmos-like bright orange red flowers held horizontally. Stands firmly without staking, best with me in late summer and early autumn when the weather has cooled down. I have donated this seed before and heard that germination rate was low: I recommend to sow it not too warm. It is a plant of higher altitudes from Mexico and it self seeds in my garden although the tubers are not hardy (tested) So high temperatures of the seed compost may inhibit germination. If sown at the same time as with Tomatoes, they flower the same year from seed but will reach their ultimate height from the second year on. Be careful when digging the tubers: the tubers themselves are quite a distance away from the stem only joined by a thin root and can easily be spaded off. All in all a very good garden plant." 2. Nerine bowdenii 'E.B. Anderson Hybrid' "An early flowering very floriferous and reliable Nerine, the early flowering time helps it escape bad autumn weather. According to the (very knowledgeable) person who gave me a few bulbs years ago, it comes true from seed. The seed has sprouted and formed small bulbs but this does not matter. Make sure not to break the fleshy seed off the small bulb when planting. It is a summer growing bulb with a relatively short dormancy. It is not hardy in northern Germany but was very hardy in Britain where my bulbs originally came from. Sow immediately." Hope they grow well for you! Jennifer