Hi, Lily seeds that produce a bulb at room temperatures and then require a low temperature period before leaves start to grow, may start growing at the low temperature - so one has to keep an eye on them in the fridge. To make things difficult out of a batch of this type, some will start to grow immediately with no chilling at all. In general (away from lilies) I've had more success germinating seed outdoors than in the fridge, I don't know if this is due to the variation outside, or because the temperature of the fridge is not right for the seed. There can be quite a bit of variation with position of the temperatures inside a fridge. -- David Pilling email: david@pilling.demon.co.uk web: http://www.davidpilling.net/ post: David Pilling, P.O. Box 22, Thornton-Cleveleys, Blackpool. FY5 1LR. UK