Will trade anything on my list for these seeds.

I have put the seeds the last fall into some pots with soil and leaved it outdoor all the winter. The last week, I saw the green seedlings appears. Spring is soon and we got some unusual warm days for april. It could easily drops to -5°C the night until mid-may (forecast -2 for wednesday). It's why I was wondering if a tree seedling can handle it. If not, then it means that a lot a seedlings into the forest could be kill because spring came soon? Thanks Bye

the peeps who interpreted what i meant to say were correct ... additionally though... of all the diversity out there.. why do you want to bang your head on the brick wall called ash ... just before EAB came along.. in 2000 .... i invested in 6 autumn purple ash at 40$ each ... and spent ten years watching them grow wonderfully .... i just finished removing the last of them last spring .. nothing more disappointing than watching your investment.. and emotional attachment die to the vermin ... and also had some other conservation dist. ash [in other words.. green and white] and they succumbed before the other ... contrary to claims that one version was bug proof .... so i asked... why.. why.. why????? you cant find anything other than an ash or an oak???? heck.. i would plant a maple before i would plant an ash ... and i hate maple.. lol ... perhaps a new post on what we would recommend beyond ash.. would give you a multitude of ideas other than ash ... since you have so many oaks .... on the other hand.. if you are talking about investing a few bucks.. and are the experimenting type.. and have no qualms about chainsawing them when the bug hits.. go for it .... which as a farm owner you probably are.. as compared to those who get all emotionally attached to the plant babes, and who have a coronary killing a bug infested tree ....... what the heck ... worse thing that happens is you find out an ash is an ash ..... and EAB is indiscriminate .... good luck ken ps: as an aside.. is it possible that it could be against the law to plant ash.. since so many states are destroying them????? i know its a crime to cross state lines with cut ash.. could it be a crime to plant????

I am intersted. Do you have any left? I can get Madrone seeds, Many types of Yucca, Dasylirion, Nolina, Email me for a list of my collection from New Mexico that I picked in October.. Most are still on . I also have a list (different) on my profile page.. Email