Hi Jennifer, I have oodles of seeds I can send you from South Korea. I am a NJ native teaching English in Korea due to the US economy. I have been a member of GW and Dave's for over ten years and have had successful trades with many gardeners in the USA. I have easy seeds for your children - Korean packets of portulaca grandiflora, dahlia, Korean traditional sunflower, chinese lantern seeds, Korean morning glories, all types of chile peppers, celosia, red salvia, impatiens balsaminia, and lots more. I'd be interested in trading for your white texas star hibiscus seeds if possible. Postage to South Korea costs anywhere between $1.67 to $3 depending on the weight and if you choose to use a bubble mailer. I'm fine with you mailing the hibiscus seeds in a plain white letter sized envelope with the seeds wrapped inbetween bubblewrap or napkins. Then the cost will drop to less than $1 to mail a first class letter. LMK if you'd be interested in a trade. I have so many seeds that I do not have room to plant this spring. I would be happy to send you and your children some packets of seed. Most of them will be from commercial sources.

looking for white texas star Hibiscus seeds,named cannas thanks willy

june, i have some seeds i'd love to share w/you,send me your addy & i'll put them in the mail.i'd love some l.bush putunia seeds,do they go in the ground,a pot?sun,shade? any & all info appreciated. thnks molly pruitt 3025 sayles abilene,Texas 79605

i don't know if you found this plant or not. i am looking for it too. i have found the plant but the company is out at this moment. just wondering if you know where to get the plant? thanks. barbara allison