"Rod" wrote in message
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On Friday, July 12, 2013 8:05:35 AM UTC+1, Pete wrote:

says Rod --"for the first time". Also for the last time if the report
is

correct (:-(



Pete

Strictly speaking, yes but they make loads of seeds and also several small
bulbs/bulblets around the base so it should in time, given a good site and
a following wind be possible to arrange for a few big bulbs to flower(and
die) each year.

Rod

I think I will stick with my Scarborough Lillies, much earlier flowering,
lots of bulblets and seeds with no apparent parent death.
I confess that I have not tried to cultivate from seed as the bulblets are
so profuse - it has not seemed worth the fuss.

Pete