This belongs in the seed exchange forum, not the plant exchange forum.

I'd like to try to grow some of these from seed. I've read that the time to seed is in the fall. My lists aren't up to date, but I'd be willing to trade for them. Thanks! Tony

jakeman, I think you've already got your answers from the previous two postings. A quick 'Google' search makes the connection between Millie's Korean Evodia and the actual term "bee bee tree" as does the more generic use of the term 'bee tree' when referring to trees like the Basswood trees. There is one point of confusion that really "threw me" for the longest time. While travelling in Europe (Russia), I had the occassion to be offered a light yellowish creamed honey with an unusual (but tasty) flavor. I was told it was honey from the lime tree. Well, I knew lime, right? The green citrus fruit that required a climate much more tropical than this close to the artic circle! My mind was suffering a real "disconnect" here...how is this honey from a lime tree? Must simply be a translation problem... But this is typical of the problems you run into when the common names of plants are used. A little internet searching upon my return home and before you know it, the discovery was made: Lime tree = Linden tree = Basswood tree. And the Winter Linden tree (Tilia platyphyllos) is what had provided that wonderful tasting Lime honey! And this honey tasted different from the liquid (extracted) honey from the American Basswood (Tilia americana) so common in your part of the country.

You are looking for the Evodia tree. Good for zones 6 to 8. One link is found below though if you search for evodia you'll likely find a lot more. Here is a link that might be useful: Evodia (Bee Bee Tree)