Looking for several small plants, or well-rooted cuttings or suckers of Hamamelis virginiana and/or H. vernalis. (Please no Chinese or Japanese witch-hazel, just natives. If you're not sure which kind you have, please don't offer.) I'll be glad to take these any time from about mid-March through October, whatever is easiest for you. I have lots to offer in exchange, but my trade list isn't always reliable, as it changes so quickly. Things are coming & going faster than I can keep up with! However, I should at least have: Agastache 'honey bee blue' Anemone canadensis - canada anemone Caryopteris - blue mist, bluebeard Chelone glabra Gaillardia 'Goblin' - blanket flower Helenium 'Indian Summer' Iris fulva - copper iris Iris 'Copper Lustre' - old-fashioned tall bearded Iris virginica hybrid 'Gerald Darby' - leaves emerge with purple coloring, stems dark purple Liatris spicata blazing star Lobelia siphilitica - great blue lobelia Native Miscanthus sinensis 'Gracillimus' - Eulalia grass, maiden grass Monarda didyma 'Jacob Cline' - red beebalm, oswego tea - mildew resistant variety Myosotis - forget-me-nots Nepeta mussini - catmint schlumbergera - christmas cactus - 'Freida' - brilliant salmon color I'll likely have more to offer as well!

If you still have witch hazel, catalpa and wisteria, please let me know. I have a few things you might be interested in. Let's talk!!! Thanks, :) Fran

I usually have maple seedlings in the spring from the seeds dropping in the fall. I will let you know when the spring comes if I have some to send to you.

I have wild red currant, Rovada domestic red currant, Magnus black currant, red gooseberry, no name, yellow sweet gooseberry, no name, and Josta, tiny cuttings only as they are first year bushes. I suspect they have not had their chilling requirements yet, so cuttings or small bushes would probably be better in early spring. Where did your sweet chestnuts come from? I am looking for a seed source I don't have to shuffle the genetics a bit. Jocelyn