A rather common plant in many areas, many folks have this but are too busy to pay attention to the seed exchange or to do trades during their busy gardening season. This is most likely the reason why you have not had any responses to your request.

Seed harvest is just starting here, have a couple dozen freshly harvested so far and still have 50 or so from last year. I also have plants in a couple pots that were requested from local people who never picked them up. Was going to replant the dormant bulbs before winter but could certainly save some for you.

Saw your request in the seed exchange and had bookmarked it. I do not have time to do general trades during the gardening season, would be happy to trade with you come November if you still have not found any or want more.

Have a good day,
-Tom

You may not have enough cold winter in Zone 9 to please ramps -- you'll have to try and see.

There are some perennial shallots bred in Louisiana that grow as evergreen bunching onions in warm climates. They are not sold in seed catalogs, but local farm supply stores sometimes have them, with names like Delta Giant and Louisiana Evergreen.

Yeah, I agree that it is kind of pointless for you to try growing these. Sorry, I neglected to look at your zone number before posting my offer.

Research the plant, allium tricoccum range maps available online...