I have daylily seeds and Japanese iris seeds to trade. I have been hybridizing some special ones and have way too many! Will have dogwood seeds and crepe myrtle seeds a little later. I do have small Japanese maple seedlings to trade for these seeds. Thanks! Trish

To look at, the Moringia oleifera are typical of most leguminous trees. (Think Cassia, Albizia spp., etc.) They are very quick growers and need to be tipped at around 80/90cm to encourage bushyness. Every part of the tree is usefull. Leaves,flowers, seed pods and seeds are all edible and tasty. In some places they are called the "Miracle tree". Very easy to propagate from cutings or seed.

Nope-he means what it says in the heading-Drumstick/Moringa. Not an Australian native as the Isopogon family are-but an almost fully edible tree from India. I suggest for any one who wants to know more that they do a google search-either for "drumstick tree" or Moringa. Altogether a very interesting tree to research. regards sandie

The Horseradish Tree is available for mail order (altho double check for WA) from Isabel Shipard's Nursery at Mapleton in Queensland. Hope this helps. I bought one from there twelve months ago - healthy specimen about 0.5m tall. It is now over 2m tall and growing strongly. Here is a link that might be useful: Isabel Shipard's Nursery