Do you mean Melaleuca alternifolia? I've got a few little ones of that. I wonder how well they would travel this time of year? I've never been sent in the mail, so I can only guess that it may be too chilly for melaleuca, or maybe for other things like say...hmm...an olive tree. What do you think?

Hello, Yes, you should soak them for about 2 days. Then plant them in a well-drained mix and keep in a warm sunny place. Good luck!

I would like to trade for divisions from any of the smaller or dwarf banana varieties that will produce edible bananas when protected from cold. Also looking for any pineapple pups.

Plantloverla, if you have only ever seen one of these plants in your state in your life, then you should consider if you want to be the one responsible for introducing them to your area. Around here, muellein are pesky, non-native weeds.