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HAVE: Various Tree and shrub species

18 years ago

I have as follows:

Stratified Seeds Ready to plant

Ohio buckeye these are growing in my fridge in ziplok baggies

Sassafras seeds

Silky Dogwood

Black Elderberry

Japanese Maple seeds

Blue Ash Seeds

These will not go out until the beginning of June as I'm moving and will be too busy to be heading to the post office or post box -(first come first serve) The buckeyes will require a higher postage amount as they are large seeds - SASE unless you have some interesting tropical cuttings or seeds to trade. A review of my list will indicate what I may be interested in.

More to follow near the end of May.

Cheers

Jeff

Cheers

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Comments (3)

muskrat_ranch
18 years ago
We are particularly interested in the Buckeyes & Elderberries if you still have any (just wondering how many you have) but interested in whatever else will survive here. We have 3.5 acres in NW Ont & grow zone 4's successfully. Please advise what size of bubble-lined SASE would be best? Thanks for your time, Cam & Andrea
runningtrails
18 years ago
What kind of Jap maple seeds are they? I would be interested in Bloodgood. It's just about the only one that will make it through the winter here.

How long does it take them to germinate, planted outside?
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mitanoff
18 years ago
Hello:
I would be interested in the japanese maple.
Unless you're interested in Heirloom tomatoes, I'm afraid I have nothing to offer.
Mit

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