I'm not really familiar with these trees, but think I might like the Pawpaw. I live on a small farm in NE Knox County and would like to plant a few trees in the field next to the house. We've lost some trees in that field and I have always enjoyed the trees being there. Whatever I put back would have to be safe for cattle when it got bigger. For now, I would put panels around it to protect them from the cows :-) I don't really know if I would have anything you'd want to trade, except maybe rose cuttings, daylilies, iris and/or maybe black walnut seedlings that come up from the squirrels plantings each year. Send me an email if you have any interest.

krikit, you have mail.

For some reason, I didn't get an email from you. I will check again this evening.

Frances

Frances, not sure what is happening with your emails. I sent twice and you didn't receive either? I haven't had any problems with any other emails and have been getting and sending a lot of 'em. I will try to call you tonight if possible. You included your number in the email you sent me.

Sorry to be such a pain. It could be that when I check my email this evening it will be there. I don't have access to my email from my work computer. But if you want, go ahead and call anytime, that is my cell number.

Thanks again,
Frances

I would love to have a Ginkgo seedling if you still have some or think you will have some next January. I have a few things to trade and can wait until the gingkos are dormant again. Even if they smell like puk, the leaves are a gorgeous yellow in the fall.

Katie, you have e-mail.

Brandon are you coming to the MTPS? If so, bring some of the Ginkgos!!!

All seeds are gone now. If you want some Ginkgo seeds, I should have plenty next year. If you can remember in October, email me, and I can send you some. Remember if you do see seeds available at the swap, they should be stratified. Ginkgo seeds are recalcitrant so you don't want them dried out.

I won't be comming to the MTPS. It's too far for me.

C'mon dude we have tons of folks from East TN that make it. Hitch a ride!

Hey Brandon,

I never got your email. I just happened to see your reply when I was looking back through these lists. Please email me at KatieDidCottage@aol.com. Thanks! I'm not sure what you mean by the terms you used describing the seeds. I'll try to remember to email you again in October. Hopefully, you'll tell me how to do the seeds. If you look at my lists and see anything you like, I'll be glad to trade something for the seeds.

Katie