And a Great big WELCOME BACK to you. Great to see you posting. I have a vitex, but I'm not sure exactly which one it is. Here it only gets a about 3-4' tall and pretty well dies back each winter. I'm sure there are some seeds hanging on it yet if you'd like them. Also, I have a club moss, though no seeds. I'm not sure of the name, but if you might be interested in a little plant trade later, I will try to get it identified and attempt to transplant some. It is so pretty in the woods year round here where there is little else green except for the ceders and the invasive honeysuckle. Let me know if you are interested in the Vitex. if so, I'll harvest some. Sue...so glad to see you back

It ain't gonna happen! That is one plant that even seems to grow in the winter. Actually, if you let the Creeping Charlie, violets, Dayflowers and Lady Thumbs take over instead, you might get less wood sorrel. LOL! However, I do find it is one plant easy to pull out with a metal rake or other standing weeding device. Keep at it and try to get it before it flowers. Maybe a germination suppressant like Preen if you aren't looking for any self sown plants. Keep applying new mulch. Use low groundcovers like sedums to compete with it - you will still get some growing inside the plant. I think I've lessened the amount of wood sorrel I have in my yard a bit over the years but I know I will never get rid of it. It is always ready to increase in numbers. I actually like the look of wood sorrel so when a volunteer plant appeared under an indoor tropical plant once, I let it grow groundcover-like. It actually looked cute until it started dispersing little black seeds all over the drapes and walls. Once I decided to start pulling it out, I couldn't get rid of it and we are talking about just an area of one indoor pot. I am guessing it resprouts from roots left behind. If your problem is that bad, you might try digging up your plants and see if that suppresses the regrowth at all.

I think the seed exchange has been decimated by people moving over to Facebook. Plus, there is such an extensive list of "bad traders," some added for absolutely no reason except that someone didn't like the trade they got, that it's become almost a clique. Please PM me. I may be able to help, depending on where you live.

Wonderful! I would prefer to do a larger trade, but small ones are great if it’s something I really want. :) note: Wedding Bells penstemon, and Cappucino rudbeckia are no longer available.