Hi, I have a few seeds that I have just harvested of a few different Nerines that I am growing. I'm willing to share them with members of this list who live in California (so I won't have to worry about weather conditions for mailing). I need to limit this since I don't have a lot of seeds. All of these were pollinated by nature so no guarantees they will look like the orginal plants. Please email me privately with your address if you are interested as only those requests will be considered. These are 1. Nerine bowdenii 2. Nerine sarinensis hybrid (obviously late blooming) 3. Nerine humilis × Nerine undulata - Originally from Jim Robinett when he was getting rid of plants. It was marked as a cross between Nerine flexuosa, now considered Nerine humilis and Nerine undulata. One is from a summer rainfall area and one from a winter rainfall area. This plant grows well in Northern California, growing in the ground and flowering in the fall. Without summer rainfall it sometimes loses its leaves. I can grow it much easier in the ground than N. bowdenii which I grow in a deep pot where I can be sure it gets water when in growth. From the wiki: Nerines produce fleshy seeds that are programmed to germinate immediately. Therefore seeds that are ripe (often easily detached from the flowering spike) should be sown right away into a well drained mix. Nerine seeds are best pushed gently into the surface of the soil about 1/4" (1/2 cm), not covered, and watered by capillary action - standing the pot in a saucer until the surface is damp. Germinate rate should be very good, almost 100%. For the first year they can be kept growing through the resting season. After that they will need the normal rest (Peter Smithers). Mary Sue