Craig's original post came to PBS administration because he was at that time not a member and the person he was seeking no longer belongs to the PBS list. Craig has since joined under his personal email address, but I thought I'd forward this along in case someone has information. s. for the administration >I found a posting while surfing the internet looking for a source of >Lilium iridollae. I would appreciate any advice or help you can >give me in finding this and L michauxii. I am the past science >chair of the Florida Native Plant Society and have been working for >the past 20 years or so to bring some of our best/most beautiful >species into some level of cultivation. I am growing L. catesbaei >and recently acquired L. superbum. Witht he Pine lily, I have been >supllying seed from my plants to several nursery folks that I know >and trust hoping to make this plant more available to folks that can >continue to protect/preserve it. >I would very much like to add the other 2 lily species mentioned >above and see that you have experience with them. If you have seed >or bulbs that you would part with - or know of a source that might- >please let me know. I really appreciate your time. > >Thank you, > >Craig N. Huegel, Ph.D., Senior Ecologist >Biological Research Associates > -- susan hayek, North Coast of CA, USA, zone 9b, Sunset zone 17. 15 miles south of Eureka, CA, overlooking the Eel River, with a peek of the ocean. my flicker fotos: http://flickr.com/photos/57336354@N00/