I am looking for these plants (*= i'm looking for seeds as well): Bocking 4 comfrey Toona Sinensis "flamingo" Turkish Rocket* Hosta "Sagai" Perennial Leek "Kurrat"* Prunus japonica x jacquemonti "jan" joel" "joy" Ulmus rubra Rhodiola (any zone 5 hardy) sassafras albidum (suckers must have been severed from mother for at least 6 months) Violett "rebecca" Named Varieties of Ground Nut (Apios americana) Elephant Garlic Any Zone 5 hardy Perennial Vegetable I don't already have. I have these plants available to trade: Perennial Vegetables: rhubarb Sea Kale (crambe maritima) French Sorrel Water Celery (Oenanthe javanica) Chinese artichoke (Stachys sieboldii) Egyptian Walking Onions Evergreen scallions Vine Spinach (Hablitzia tamnoides) Stinging Nettle Common Milkweed Medicinal & Tea Herbs Lemon Balm Pasque Flower (Pulsatilla vulgaris) Anise-Hyssop Comfrey "bocking 14" Sterile seeded Valerian Catnip Beebalm "jacob cline" Pennyroyal Various Mints (orange, spear, pepper) Elecampane Sweet Cicely (Myrrhis odorata) Culinary Herbs: Chives Mouse Garlic (Allium angulosum) Allium nutans English Tyme French Terragon* Loveage Support Plants: Comfrey "bocking 14" Sweetfern (Comptonia peregrina) Clover (white and red) Allium sp. Ornamental: Jack-in-the-pulpit Daylilly "stella doro" Sedum "autumn joy" Sedum "blue spruce" Opuntia humifisa Hens and chicks (sempervivum sp.) Sweet Woodruff House Plants: Mother of thousands Peanut Cactus (echinopsis chamaecereus) (cuttings) Night blooming Cereus (cuttings) Sea Onion (Bowia sp) (special trades only) Jade Plant (large and small leaf types) Angel Wing Begonia

I have sassafras seedlings coming up but they are wild. Here in the south they are considered weedy like the mimosa trees.My husband says you really transplant these in the fall. I'll dig as many up as I can if you are interested. I'm looking for mints (except pepper & spear), sweet woodruff, valerian, catnip, & hostas. Not picky, whatever you've got the most of.

I would love some of the Seminole pumpkins! I have Ipomoea aquatica water spinach & Canna edulis achira also known as Indian Shot. I also have Cosmos bipinnatus sensation in mixed colors. Drop me a line if you would like to trade.

Does anyone know of a source for this on Oahu? I know I can buy it on-line but would like to see if it is already in the islands. Thanks, Mat