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HAVE: Nuts and Fruit Seed to trade for other nut / fruit seed

9 years ago

I have these, they are fresh and being stored cool and damp.
American Persimmon - Diospyros virginiana
Ginkgo biloba
Hican "McAllister" (Carya illinoensis X C. laciniosa) X OP
Osage Orange - Maclura pomifera (few)
Trifoliate orange - Poncirus trifoliata (few)
Silver Vine - Actinidia polygama
Schisandra chinensis
Shellbark Hickory - Carya laciniosa (few)

I am open to any unusual fruit or nut seeds suitable for cultivation in USDA Zone 5, but i am especially looking for:
Paw paw
Heartnut
Buartnut
Hybrid persimmon seeds!
Yellowhorn
Hazel / Filbert / Hybrids

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Comments (3)

aquawise
9 years ago
I have The Yellowhorn seeds fresh from my trees.
chervil2
9 years ago
I have pawpaw and am interested is your Schisandra chinensis seeds.
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alabamaangel1
9 years ago
These aren't listed in your wants but I have Mulberry Tree seeds and Quince Tree seeds. Both are fruits. If you are interested I would like to trade for your Schisandra chinensis and Ginkgo biloba. Thanks.

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