Trees and shrubs:
Asimina triloba (Pawpaw)___have very few seeds left
Cedrus libani var. stenocoma (Turkish Cedar)___just a few extra seeds *T*
Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese Cedar)___have lots
Diospyros virginiana (American Persimmon)___have a few left
Ginkgo biloba (Ginkgo)___will have next year (have seedlings for local pickup now)
Gomphocarpus physocarpus___just a few extras *T*
Hydrangea quercifolia (Oakleaf Hydrangea)___a few extras *T*
Juglans nigra (Black Walnut)___out
Larix mastersiana (Master's Larch)___just a few extras *T*
Pinus strobus (Eastern White Pine)___just a few extras *T*
Pseudocydonia sinensis (Chinese Quince)___out

Perennials:
Asclepias tuberosa (orange Butterfly Milkweed)___have lots
Asclepias (unknown, pink Butterfly Milkweed)___just a few extra seeds *T*
Asclepias variegata (White or Redring Milkweed)___just a few extras *T*
Caryopteris x clandonensis 'Blue Mist' (Blue Mist Spirea)___have extras *T*
Hypericum perforatum (St.John's Wort)___have extras *T*
Penstemon x mexicali 'Red Rocks' (Beardtongue)___have extra *T*
Ricinus communis (Castor Bean)___have lots
---large (8'-10'), red stem, green leaf, spotted bean
---large (8'-10'), red stem, green leaf, solid black bean
---large (8'-10'), green leaf, green stem, spotted bean
---giant (12'-15'), redish green stem, green leaf, spotted bean
Solanum ovigerum (ornamental eggplant)___have very few left

*T* = from a seed swap/trade

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Seeds I am looking for:
If you have tree, shrub, or perennial seeds that are hardy in zones 6b to 7b, aren't highly invasive, and not prone to a lot of disease and insect problems, I may be interested in them.

Would love to have these types of Asclepias:
A. incarnata
A. purpurascens
A. variegata
A. viridis
and would consider other types except for syriaca or tuberosa which I already have.

I'm NOT usually interested in annual or vegetable seeds.
I'm NOT looking for buttonball bush, hibiscus, or hollyhocks.

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Plants I have to trade:
Baby Ginkgo biloba trees (note that these are UNSEXED SEEDLINGS and are for local pick-up only)___have lots
Baby Hellebores (seedlings of plants from a well known premium strain)(note that these are for local pick-up only)___anticipate in spring
A few types of Sansevieria (note that these are for local pick-up only and would be for special trade only)___have
Cuttings from many of the types of Sedum listed below___anticipate in spring
Various types of Sempervivum (Hen & Chicks)___have extras of many of those listed below

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Plants I am looking for:
Baby trees or shrubs that are hardy in zones 6b to 7b, aren't highly invasive, and not prone to a lot of disease and insect problems

Named/special daylilies or irises I don't already have (especially prolific bloomers / rebloomers)

Native perennials and vines

Sansevierias that I don't already have (not in the list below)
The types I do have, so far, include:
S. cylindrica 'Patula'
S. fischeri
S. kirkii v. pulchra
S. masoniana 'Congo'
S. pinguicula
S. suffruticosa
S. trifasciata
S. trifasciata 'Bantel's Sensation'
S. trifasciata 'Compacta'
S. trifasciata 'Futura Simplex'
S. trifasciata 'Hahnii'
S. trifasciata 'Moonshine'
S. trifasciata 'Silver Laurentii'
S. trifasciata 'Silver Queen'
S. trifasciata 'Twisted Sister'
A couple of species I've yet to identify that are probably something common.

Sedum (especially larger types) that I don't already have (not in the list below)
The types I do have, so far, include:
S. album v. gypsicolum
S. 'Autumn Fire'
S. 'Autumn Joy'
S. 'Cloudwalker'
S. 'Matrona'
S. sexangulare
S. spectabile 'Neon'
S. spurium
S. tetractinum
S. 'Vera Jameson'
A few identified Sedums

Really special Sempervivums (Hen & Chicks) that I don't have (not in the list below)
The types I do have, so far, include:
S. 'Agnes'
S. 'Anne-Marie'
S. 'Apple Blossom'
S. arachnoideum v. tomentosum
S. 'Blue Boy'
S. 'Boule de Neige
S. 'Brock'
S. 'Dolle Dina's'
S. 'Glaucum Minor'
S. 'Hey Hey'
S. 'Kappa'
S. 'King George'
S. 'Korspel Sport'
S. lapari
S. 'Legolas'
S. 'Leneca'
S. 'Mondstein'
S. nevadense f/ Puerto de San Francisco
S. 'Purdy's 70-40'
S. tectorum
S. 'Terracotta Baby'
S. 'Velanovsky'
A few unidentified Sempervivums

Easy to grow indoor succulents

Succulents that would be hardy in zone 6b or colder

I just found out that my fishin' buddy and his wife up in Lenoir City are getting divorced so that may put the kybosh on our spring fishing trips. 30+ years of marriage down the tubes; that is just heartbreaking. He is devastated. I WILL get to a Knoxville swap one of these days though, I promise.