Hi Libertyblues/Bobby, Yes, I have seeds for you! All specifications were met with the exception of #7. Please take your time in picking out up to 10 items, and email me with your list. Please be sure and include your Member Name in the email. (See #9 above). If you email via the GW email system, please post here that you have sent me an email as the GW system is not always reliable. If you get my email address from the GW email form and then email me from your email program there should be no problem in me receiving it. I'll then send a reply email with the details of mailing the bubble envelope and postage. I look forward to hearing from you and will try to have your seeds out by return mail the day following receipt of your bubblie and postage. This offer is now closed fyi...I will be making similar offers in the future, so if you think you would be interested, check to see that you are all set up to possibly receive the maximum amount of packs of seeds. Sue

Yes, I did look at the link. It is a compilation of all the information from the several different states. That does not mean that everything listed is a concern in each of the individual states. I checked the USFS page for MN as well as various other sites regarding MN invasives. Clematis terniflora is not listed on any of those sites. Perhaps it will become a future problem but at the moment I have not found it is listed as a future problem here. I did invasiveness research on this plant 15 years ago when I first planted it and have again as have lost 3 plants over the years and rechecked the info before replanting. I agree with your comment that anecdotal experience can be misleading and that invasives are often carried by the wind or other means so that the original site owner is unaware of the invasiveness. true-blue, Sweet Autumn is a vigorous vine. I don't know if it will grow under the eaves but believe it is listed as growing 20ft or more. Here is a link that might be useful: USFS Invasive Plants MN

clarification...3-4 *mini packs of* seeds, not just 3-4 seeds. aka 3-4 separate mini packs, of different varieties of seeds, 20+ seeds to a pack, so 4 packs would be about 80 seeds! So for one 50 sent stamp, you could get 20seeds/1pk-40seeds/2packs-60 seeds/3pks or 80 seeds/4pks. Don't need that many? Take what you need, and use the rest to trade for something you do need or share them locally. I can drive & walk now, but It'll never work as it did before. I can drive, walk & not in pain, so I'm thankful for that. So, seeds can go out ASAP, now.

Tlbean2004, Normal price of cuttings are at least $8.00 per cutting, depending on it's variety the sky is the limit. I've paid $40-$50 per cutting plus shipping from Thailand but end up dieing. Price above is dirt cheap.