Looking for Ginkgo Biloba tree seeds

To look at, the Moringia oleifera are typical of most leguminous trees. (Think Cassia, Albizia spp., etc.) They are very quick growers and need to be tipped at around 80/90cm to encourage bushyness. Every part of the tree is usefull. Leaves,flowers, seed pods and seeds are all edible and tasty. In some places they are called the "Miracle tree". Very easy to propagate from cutings or seed.

Dear Ruth, Diggers 2013 winter catalogue are offering Moringa seeds for sale, pg 35, under heading of miracle tree- Moringa oleifera -10 seeds for $4.95, [code number S411], less for Diggers club members.Good luck.

Dave - I have a lot of tender trees (mostly citrus) so I usually wait as long as I can and then move everybody in on one day. It is back breaking work. My greenhouse is really a hoop house and once you roll down the end walls and seal it up you can't open anything big enough to move in a large plant. I generally watch the weather and when they call for frost I go ahead and move the plants. Most of what I grow can handle it down to 28 degrees but I don't want to add to my workload.