I would like some nut-forming pines, such as pinyons (pinus monophylla especially), Siberian pines, Korean pines, or any other known commercial nut-producing pine. We have many seedlings coming up in our woods that I am willing to mark for when they go dormant, such as tulip poplars, buckeyes, sugar maples, box elder, and possibly others.

Hi, I am interested in a few of your wild California grapes and small yellow plums...Please look at my trade page to see if anything will do there..Otherwise, I can get you Pyracantha berries--they make a big load of red berries that are jellied in Europe ,although they are quite thorny. I have Vitex Negundo that makes masses of light blue flower spikes that feed bees quite well--grows to 15 feet. I also have small Live oak seedlings 6-12" tall....Please consider and get back to me if interested. I can dig unidentified muscadine vines(small ones). These all came from Ison's in Georgia and are named, high sugar content. I know that they are either Hunt or Higgins varieties, but the grape arbor is overgrown, so I cannot which is which now. They will be good producers either way.

These aren't listed in your wants but I have Mulberry Tree seeds and Quince Tree seeds. Both are fruits. If you are interested I would like to trade for your Schisandra chinensis and Ginkgo biloba. Thanks.

Ideally you would gather these from local trees and plant them on your place - maybe in pots in a sheltered nursery area protected from rodents.