I don't have the plant to trade but I do have lots of seed pods on my plant. Please check my what list if interested. Bobbi

I had three of these beautiful plants in S. Texas but moved to Arkansas, (hard to believe it but same zone)! I know they make a lot of seeds, but mine were too old by the time we found a permanent home. None of them came up. Does anyone have some seeds from last year that they would part with? I would be glad to pay something for them, and the postage.

Glad they arrived. Sorry it took me so long to put them in the mail. Plant them now. Mine doesn't get an inch of shade - it's actually grown enough to throw a little of its own at this point. It self-seeds a little in regular yard dirt that is not irrigated, so I wouldn't give it anything fancy. Something well-drained for sure. Another GWer whom I sent seeds to had trouble with them rotting, so I'd be careful not to water the seeds or seedlings too much. My tree gets zero care, no water or fertilizer and has never had any pests - just lots of butterflies. It does have thorns, so when you decide where to put it, keep that in mind. Enjoy S

Update on the seeds I covered with boiling water, rinsed in cold water and placed between damp paper towels which were rinsed every day.. Eight days out and one of six seeds is swollen and has a root. The other five look the same as they did at the start. It seems that nicking the seeds, (I do it with kitchen scissors) allows moisture to enter the seeds more uniformly. With nicking, boiling water, sanding, etc. they will sprout faster, but given time and moisture they will sprout without treatment. Happy gardening!