Many years ago I grew Notholirion thomsonianum from exchange seed, but only one plant survived to maturity. Since then I have been distributing bulbs of this single clone widely in the USA. It appears to be self-infertile, because no one gets any viable seed from their plants. Does anyone out there have a different clone (not originating with my plant) whose numerous offsets he or she might be willing to share, so that we can get some seed-producing populations going here? This Himalayan Lilium relative is a beautiful, rather hardy species with good-sized, fragrant lavender trumpet flowers produced from a monocarpic bulb that leaves many offsets. Thanks, Jane McGary