I have a mature 5' tree with pine cones, however, they do not seem ready to naturally fall off the tree. You are more than welcome to them now or later, just let me know.

Hi Heather , I wasnt involved in the seed swap with Kenny but I wonder is it possible you have King's Spear seeds there ? here is a little info about King's Spear aka Jacob's Rod ( ASPHODELINE lutea) It is a really pretty plant ! Might be a little touch and go for you in your zone though. ASPHODELINE lutea Jacob's Rod; King's Spear Signet Dense racemes of fragrant, bright yellow flowers on tall spikes in late spring. Blue-green grassy foliage. Well-drained soil in sun. I tried unsuccessfully to germinate seeds for this variety over a period of several years before it showed up suddenly and unexpectedly in the garden here. Quite lovely and easy to grow. 36" x 12" z 5

citychicken I live in the Puget Sound area of Washington. PM me at www.hyunjun98@yahoo.com. I have seeds for 20+ varieties that grow well here. Jim

Thought I'd give an update. I only had the space to grow a few plants this year. And they are planted in a garden that I get to only about once a week so they haven't been given much attention or water. Anyway, there are very distinct differences between the two types. This is from the seeds closer to a HHW. Not much difference from a normal HHW and the peppers grow upright. Here's one from the seeds of the Pepperoncini type. The peppers grow downward. And this is from the HHW type but seems to be kinda in the middle of the two. The peppers initially grow upright. Apologies for the blurry pic. I definitely gotta find more space for these next year. Rodney