Good question, I got some of the same seeds this week (ie erythronium) so
I soaked them and planted them in outdoor containers. If they come up
great, if not I hope they will do so the following spring. We have warm
weather by our standards right now but there is still more than a month
where below freezing temps are possible and it should be rather cool till
the end of April or so.
Ernie DeMarie in NY, where the first species crocus, galanthus, and
eranthis are out and we are getting too much rain/dreary weather at the
moment

-----Original Message-----
From: Jan Jeddeloh <janjeddeloh@gmail.com>
To: Pacific Bulb Society <pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net>
Sent: Sat, Feb 24, 2018 7:38 pm
Subject: [pbs] SRGC Seed-To Plant or Not To Plant

My Scottish Rock Garden Club Seed finally arrived today. Maybe APHIS has
some sort of requirement that it has to sit on someone’s desk for at least
two weeks before they send it on because it took over a month. So now the
question is should I plant my seed of bulbous plants now or hold it until
fall. We’re still expected to have some nights with temperatures at or
just below freezing but the seed won’t get the kind of chill it would get
if I planted it in the fall. So here’s the bulbous loot I
received:///TecophiliaNarcissus/ sp.Erythronium montanumTrillium rivaleTrillium
hibbersonii (hope springs eternal)Scilla madeirensesAphelion montevidenseSo
what is the wisdom of the PBS list on late winter seed sowing?Jan Jeddeloh,
Portland, Oregon, USA, more or less zone 8_______________________________________________pbs
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