wish list:
franklinia
sequoia
cucumber magnolia
pignut hickory
pyramid magnolia
umbrella magnolia
yellowwood
Arkansas Oak
* I may not get to all this year but eventually....I am into collecting rare/unusual species

HIGHLY recommend Acer triflorum. LOVE ours, but I'm sure you know this already from reading my posts.

Arktrees

My partner has put the kaibo on my spring tree 'fishing' expeditions. Taking the truck away from me didn't work, because I know how to pack them in a jeep hatch. There is probably two dozen left up on the gravel from previous years and my own propagation still needing planted. LOL. I threw some pits from last year's peach canning spree into a plastic bag to pitch in the compost, so forgot about them. They lay in the sun on a g'house bench the rest of last summer, lay there in same bag in same g'house with the stat set just above freezing, and when I found them this spring during clean-up upended the bag into a compost bin. Low and behold almost all of the kernels spit open on impact and two dozen cotelydons with leaves and roots starting fell out. Of course I didn't have the heart to compost them and now they are in pots a good foot tall and have to find homes for them as well.