Wild Garlic? That's not native and actually an invasive if you're referring to a short pie crimped, light green half moon shaped leafed plant. They have white flowers. I am not so sure that will go over too well in the native plant area. Garlic mustard is singled handedly responsible for the endangerment and/or destruction of many wild species.
The other wild garlic that I can think of is actually a weed. I'm not sure that would be a welcome trade. Of course, you are free to do as you wish.

so do you still have persimmon seed? or plants?