Siam, I don't have any seeds, but my buttonbush has got "buttons" on it that will probably open in May. I've never seen what I thought were seeds on it, but then I never really looked good. I'll look it up on the internet and see what the seeds are supposed to look like - maybe they're just small.
Sherry

Hi Miss Sherry,
thanks so much, i hope your plant does produce seeds, i would so love to trade for some.
thanks a bunch
siam

I received seeds in trade and ONE has sprouted out of the 8 I planted indoors. However, it may have something to do with the cool spring we've had here...maybe I need to pull out the heated seed mat. I guess it's not common to have a high germination rate though. Here is a thread I cam across in another forum:

http://www.wildlifegardeners.org/forum/north-american-native-plant-propagation-winter-sowing/3982-propagation-cephalanthus-occidentalis-button-bush.html

If you want some of my seeds let me know. they may work better for you. Tony

I grew my Button Bush from seed sown last year, and had excellent germination from seed that was 5 years old. Who would have thunk it? I just sowed them kinda on a whim to see if they were still viable.

They are very easy from seed IMHO.

Susan

Tony, i sent you and e-mail, thanks.

Susan what great information, im so happy to hear even 5 year old seeds would grow! :D

siam.