I have several of these that came up under and around the tree in my yard. Will trade if you have something I want or will do for postage.

Hi Kerai, I see you already have 2 replys, but if you still have one I would like to trade. From your wish list I have creeping phlox emerald blue or cuttings of apple scented geranium. Thanks, Catrina

Ditto I have read that it is very difficult to transplant suckers from this tree. Apparently They fail to establish when separated from the parent tree. There are a couple small Sassafras groves in a nearby woodland, and I would have like to transplant a couple, but fear that the suckers would not survive. William Cullina says this about the tree on his website: "Sassafras root sprouts are difficult to transplant, giving the tree an undeservedly difficult reputation. Seedlings are easily moved and they grow quickly and easily in well-drained soils and at least 4 hours of sun. " Here is a link that might be useful: Sassafras albidum

Hi, I would love some also if you have havent mowed over them yet. Im just starting my garden and landscape as I just bought a home in New Orleans (yay), nothing to trade yet but can also send money if youd like. Please let me know thank you :)