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daylily said:I never refrigerate mine, and I get good germination. Sometimes they are on my bookshelf for more than a year, so I think it is worth trying them. I plant mine direct seeded into the ground in late fall here in Ohio, though, so not sure about where you live.

Juli, where there is cold weather would take care of any chill factor needed. Or do you take seeds from the bookshelf to plant in the Spring?
I know folks in Northern Florida who plant directly in seed trays left outside without fridge time.

A well known hybridizer in my area does put seed in the fridge; since I live in the same area, I'm thinking I probably have to chill mine also.
Or do daylily seeds NEVER need to be chilled and the fridge is just a way of extending seed life?