I have, and about 3/4 the seeds were ok, the rest were dried up, or / and not mature enough to grow. I can understand if a few, out of a pack, were bad - but this wasn't the case. Certain species were ok, other species were not. I had to pull teeth to get resolution. I think they are very busy and allow that to affect customer relations. ______________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Do you want to receive my plant newsletters via email? santoury@aol.com The Silent Seed - Rare and Unusual Plants ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----Original Message----- From: Jane McGary <janemcgary@earthlink.net> To: Pacific Bulb Society <pbs@lists.ibiblio.org> Sent: Wed, Jun 27, 2012 11:57 am Subject: [pbs] Inquiry about seed sources I was just looking at the website http://www.rareplants.de/ and wondering if any members of this list have ordered many seeds from it. Their selection of geophytes is not really extensive, but there are a few species I'd like to acquire. I was concerned, however, to see that some species appear to be illustrated with photos of different species (e.g., Rhodophiala phycelloides appears to be illustrated by R. pratensis or something similar), and a few names and synonyms (e.g.in Iris) are misspelled or confused. This is a good time to discuss seed sources, as in a couple of months it will be time to start planting the seeds of winter-growing geophytes. Since the discontinuation of the Archibalds' list and Ron Ratko's Northwest Native Seeds, I'm looking for new lists. What are some of your favorites? Jane McGary Portland, Oregon, USA