I have lots of bur oak acorns. Whatcha got to trade? I'm mainly looking for edibles and herbs. Let me know at mamahack@hotmail.com.

Wow, that is some list you have! I love the info on acorns too. You are in Utah, you should try the acorns from the native Gambel's oak. I am told they are among the sweetest acorns. I see from your list that you want the following that I have: yard long beans-brown seeded smooth luffa gourd-edible type cala lily-bulbs favorite beans-I have at least 10 pounds of Kentucky Wonder oriental red hot chili peppers cilantro Other unusual plants you may be interested in: New Zealand spinach-also have seed prickly pear cactus (opuntia ficus-indicus) hardy to -3F Chocolate scented tuberous sunflowers-flowers smell sweet and tubers are tasty Passiflora incarnata-maypop See also my trade list. My Wants: Actinidia Kolomikta-Arctic Beauty Kiwi-really want this. Do you have both male and female plants or just seed? Eggplant-Turkish Italian Orange Mormon Tea-Ephredra nevadaensis Cranberry Stevia rebaudiana Lovage Red Concerto Artichoke Hilds' Blue Winter Radish Purple Haze Carrots

I only have Chestnut oak acorns. I thought that the Cherrybark oak was zone 7 and up. With common names who knows if it's the same tree I'm thinking of. I can trade Quercus Prinus (Montana) that I have or give you a couple bucks. I'm assuming the Cherrybark oak is the Q Pagodafolia, is that right? If they are, I'm surprised they are in zone 5b. If you want to trade or sell let me know at topaz01@atlanticbb.net. Put for Julie in the post name so nobody erases the email.

Hi I wouldn't of known the name of my tree, but for some reason I was asking on a brewing wine website about pruning for Oak I have over 100 year old Bur Oak 120 years I think-------- They said people use White Oak, But anyways Im not to sure if I will have any plantible ones until the fall, but maybe we could trade Im interested in seeds. I don't know how much Shiping would be for plants, but if shiping cuttings are cheap. Im just going out side now where I seen them. It was snowey out side ,but I did find where I seen some and there where one or 2 more near the area maybe when the snow melts I can find some larger ones there is 1 large one two that are "alittle" smaller, and 3 a little larger than marbles probaly no good. I just remembered I did PULL up a small oak tree in my bushes that i trans planted with the same dirt in a toco bell cup I found, but the few leaves it had droped, and nieces friend pulled out the other it has a tiny leave, but sorry I wouldn't wont to risk shocking that tree or sending somthing not worth it.