My paperwhite narcissus are sprouting in their bed, and it looks like they'll be blooming before the end of the year. This is normal behavior for them here in Phoenix. I planted them about 1986. They are the only Narcissus I've tried that return here year after year after year. I've collected self-set seed in years past but never gotten around to sowing any. Does it need to be sown quickly? If not, how best to store it? And how long does it retain viability? What is the best way to germinate paperwhite narcissus seed? I found a brief and general mention of seed growing in a document on the Daffodil Society page: http://daffodilusa.org/pdfs/howdodaffodilsgrow.pdf but wonder if there's more to it than this--stratification? When to sow? If there would be any demand for the seed for the Bulb Exchange, I would try to do some hand pollination and donate the seed. What say you? Leo Martin Phoenix Arizona USA