Not sure if you have any interest in bamboos. I have several species currently available. I would be interested in all three species of seeds that you have.
Thanks
Chris

Hi cmontross! Sorry I have no interest in any bamboos, but just send mi SASE an I will staff some seeds in it and send back to you. If you can get any palm seeds latter on,I'll gladly accept them in the future. Also tell mi please where can I read informations about bamboos? I'd be curious to learn some about them. Have a happy new year.

You can go to www.bambooweb.info. Email me your mailing addy and I will get an envelope out to you.
Thanks
Chris

Hi
I can fulfill a trade with you how many are you looking for, I have a good supply
of all except the Sabal Maritma, I think I only have about 200 of them.

Greg Colbert

-----Original Message-----
>From: older-grow
>Sent: Jan 5, 2007 2:42 PM
>To: gcolbert28303
>Subject: WANTED: Fresh Palm seeds for trade
> >[This is a follow-up to your posting on
> GardenWeb's Palms & Cycads Forum, located at:
> http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/palms/ ]
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> >Hi gcolbert28303! I'd like to get Sabal Palmetto,Sabal Maritma,Butia Capitata,
Sabal Domingensis. For any of these I can offer double, or triple amount of Washingtonia
Filifera, Washingtonia Robusta, Trachycarpus Fortunei, or CIDP seeds. Thanks.
> >older-grow
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>

May I sase for your palm seeds?
susansemailbox@gmail.com

I am interested in your Trachycarpus fortunei, I don't grow palms but I have a lot of unusual seeds on my trade list. I can also send a SASE.

My address is blocked here but I put a link on my trade page. Thanks so much for considering my offer.

Jeanne

Here is a link that might be useful: my exchange page.

I am new to palms and still learning, so I have no palm seeds or plants to trade at this time(yet), but would gladly offer some tiny cactus plants, large asparagus fern plant, or some established tiger lillies for a chance to try some palm seeds.