David, I must echo Brandon's word of warning. Sassafras are tap rooted and don't transplant well. They grow very well and quickly from seed -- goodness knows I've pulled enough seedlings from places I don't want them. You might have better luck with that approach.

sassafras tend to sulk the first year they are planted keep them watered on a regular basis and your sass should come back with full force next year - the tend to like sandy light soils cheers

Hi, I would love some also if you have havent mowed over them yet. Im just starting my garden and landscape as I just bought a home in New Orleans (yay), nothing to trade yet but can also send money if youd like. Please let me know thank you :)

I don't have anything to trade, but can PayPal money to cover shipping.