I don't have anything to trade. But am interested in if you have any left to share. Thank you. Ivan ivan.ferdous@gmail.com

Folks, I own Vedic Gardens, a Desi Garden business selling huge collection of South-Asian Plants in NC for past 20 years or so. Coral Jasmine, aka Parijata, Parijatham and few other names are of a plant called Nyctanthes arbor-tristis as we all know! We sell several plants every year to our customers all over USA wherever permitted by USDA regulations. This plant is one of the most difficult plant to grow whether to grow indoors in container or outdoors in grounds. It needs very special care. Remember 3 things when tending to Parijat plant during colder season. # 1 High heat! please try to keep temperatures around the plant to over 40 Degrees F. # 2 High Humidity ( In air only!! Do not go crazy on over watering the soil! It won't help) # 3 High Light! Due to fewer hours of sunlight in winter season, compensate light requirements by adding extra light source. Growing Parijat from seeds has been a big challenge for us as any seeds over 30 days old are not viable, and we cannot tell by the looks of the seeds if it is viable or not. Buying seeds online is easy, but trusting the source to sell fresh seeds is very difficult. We have to take a chance. When ordering any plants or seeds from other countries and other US states, please respect USDA regulations as alien plants or seeds can sometimes cause irreversible damage to many plants in the area! Good luck and Happy gardening. Anil Gandhi at vedicgardens.com

Hi friend , Im from West Bengal, India. If u want the seed , let it grow larger and mature. U may pluck it after spring. Btu it is the first seed of a young plant. It is hard to germinate . Use GA to germinate it. By the way , in India Parijat is planted not in the east as it is treated as the tree of sorrow . Best of luck. Chanachal .. bgan

Well, the Banana Tree has seeds for the alba. I have had both my champaca and alba for quite some time, so I forgot where I got them from, I think I got the champaca on eBay, but I am not sure. You realize of course, they aren't hardy in a zone 7.