I have Lily of the Valley and would love to trade for pink wood sorrel. Trish

There are seed packets available through most of the herb companies. It is mostly sold under the name Roselle. You can also find the seeds available through companies that sell to Indian and Pakistani communities - they often call it Sour Leaf. You can find it in the Hispanic communities often called Jamaica (the "j" pronounced like an "h"). It is the key ingredient in Red Zinger Tea that you can find in the herbal tea isle of your grocery store. Easy to sprout, easy to grow if you have hot weather. You can probably just follow the growing rules for okra. For me in NC they don't start to flower until the very end of the summer and often not until early fall. Cool nights will slow them down. Frosts will kill them. I imagine you could cut the blooming stems and bring them inside the house and get a few to mature. The calyx swells after the flower dies. They sometimes taste like cranberry but can be a bit stringy. They make a good jelly.

I have some pigeonberry that I'd be intereted in trading for your Oxalis. Is the color pink? I have quite a bit... so maybe we could do a larger trade. I'd also be interested in trading for some of your four nerve daisies. I have seeds from a Butterfly vine, Mascagnia macroptera, that I think you'd really enjoy. Xtal

Hello, what variety of jujube seedling do you have? Am looking for the round 'sugar cane' variety. I would like to trade my white or red dragon fruit cuttings for your moringa o.