Hi blueridgemtngrl/Jeanne, I'm a little confused by you saying you have enough for one trade, Pipsissewa are individual plants, from what I can tell. Are you for sure speaking of or Chimaphila maculataSpotted Wintergreen (Striped Wintergreen, Spotted Pipsissewa) There are a lot of things that go by the name of wintergreen so just want to be sure. Off to email you now! Sue...all excited Sue

I too am just getting to your post. Are you still trading. I am interested in your Wild white baptisia leucantha, eryngium yuccifolium, pink ruffles poppie, vigna sesquipedalis (yard long bean). I do have a lot of natives, but they are Texas natives and I don't know about the overlap to your area. I have a long list of Haves, so look through the Seeds: Argemone albiflora, silver leafed sunflower (helianthus argophylus), bush sunflowers, Vigiera stenoloba (skeleton leaf goldeneye),Threadleafw groundsel, thelasperma filifolium, Helenium tenuifolium (bitterweed), Calicarpa americana,Guitierrezia sarothrae (snakeweed), eve's necklace Sophora affinis, texas mountain laurel,calyophalous drummundii,lance leafed coreopsis, tall purple platycodon (?), scutelaria wrightii, false red yucca, Texas green eyes (berladiera bentonicifolia), Oenethera rhombipetala, Oenethera macrocarpa, hollyhock, Nolina linheimerii, Desert willow (chilopsis linearis), yellow columbine(Aquilegia hinkleyana), Dittany of Crete, Eupatorium(conocilinium) Gregii, Eupatorium Havananse, Eupatorium coelestinum,purple Big bend snapdragon ( Asarina Scandens lorraine ) vine, Pink snapdragon vine (Maurandya antirrhiniflora) ,grindellia papposa (saw leaf daisy), hyacinth vine, Cardenal vine, Dalea aurea, engelmanii pinnatifida, Blackberry lilly, pavonia lasiopetala, red amaranthe,Love lies bleeding, pony tail amaranthe, Thai celosia, gomphrena, Salvia regla, salvia roemeriana, Salvia englemanii, Salvia azuria var grandiflorous, Salvia texanus,Salvia chiquita, alamo vine, Pentsemon supurba, echenacia purpuria, Pride of Barbados, double yellow datura , white D. meteloides, inland sea oats, muhlenbergia linheimerii, muhlenbergia capilaris, Ipomopsis rubra (standing Cypress), golden leafed tansy (tanesetum vulgare "isla gold) and maybe more. You can contact me through my page.

Edlincoln, I could send you some acorns for Chestnut oak ( Q. Prinus). As for the other trees seed/acorn propagation, should help with the no watering problem, unless there is a horrible drought, and the tree isn't drought tolerant as a baby. Taproots are a good thing to have in those circumstances, could be life or death.

Well, they didn't have a phone number listed so didn't get any information; guess I'll just have to go out there and see what's going on! I did print out their list and there are a lot of natives that sure aren't available at Home Depot, that's for sure! Lilyfinch, I know just what you're talking about, used to live up north, and I do appreciate our long growing season. However, you get the gorgeous colors in the Fall, and such a beautiful spring showing!