Dale Howard

i bought a hand full from a guy on ebay, didnt realize they were from Lithuania, i have about half of them 6 inches tall or so, but accidentally tumped over one of the pots and it was water logged, all but 3 or 4 nice starters oozed out of the pot and were ruined.

Anyway, thats why i wanted to find some more seeds so i can get them started before the winter, hoping i can make up for the loss. Until i realized nobody was selling real, southern US, native wax myrtle. I forget the name, but I thought i'd had so much luck on here in the past with folks with seeds, thought i'd drop by here first.

Does anyone have any for sure, real deal, southern wax myrtle seeds for sale or trade? I got lots of elderberry seeds to trade.

right now its easy to tell if the young paw paws trees are suckers or seedlings. the suckers will be 3-4 feet tall, and the seedlings will be just a few inches tall since they bust ground around july/august. they wont be but 3-6 inches tall by the time the leaves fall off.

we just picked a bunch from a patch we found this summer while running coon dogs. came back and lucked out on guessing when they start to ripen. i wish i had some of the grafted varieties, they get up to a pound each on some of them i was told, and the taste doesnt vary like the wild ones are known to do. the ones we found were for the most part heavenly, every now and again, you will get one from a free where they have a turpentine after taste almost.