Muscadines are almost impossible to root from cuttings unless you layer them from the main plant, attached for at least a year. Otherwise, you'd need green cuttings and a warm misting table arrangement. Would be interested in seeds of a very early ripe sort of muscadine.

I think I still have Green Zebra and Green Zebra Cherry. I'll look through my collection over the weekend. I do have Chinese Red Noodle bean. Send me an email. Gary

I can find quite a bit of the wild stuff, but certainly couldn't afford to send that much. Chicory, plantain, fireweed, Purslane, wood sorrel, Solomon's seal (false?), some type of gooseberry (wild ones, when I go to Idaho) Jerusalem artichoke, red alder, skunk cabbage--maybe, kinnikinnick, MAYBE serviceberry, wild ginger (certainly not 40 of them, though), possibly Oregon grape, bedstraw, burdock, not sure on monkeyflower, cascara, snowberry, all heal, yarrow, yellow violets, Virginia creeper, maybe nuphar polysepalus, wild strawberries (fragaria virginiana and chiloensis).

I would be interested to trade with you. I am sending you an email.