I'm looking to buy some Moringa seeds or small tree start. Any suggestions?

Suppliers of Moringa seeds are listed as a service for information and awareness only. I don't know these sellers



Moringa Farms

P.O. Box 55444

Sherman Oaks, CA 91413

Ph: 818-995-1185

Fax: 818-995-1127



Moringa For Life

2210 East Vista Way #9

Vista, CA 92084

Ph/Fax: 760-806-2669



Seedman.com

3421 Bream St.

Gautier, MS 39553

Ph: 800-336-2064



Hendry Creek Hideaway, LLC
Mary Elen Bundschu Burnup, Manager

5560 Harborage Drive

Fort Myers, FL 33908

Email: [email protected]



ECHO

Educational Concerns for Hunger Organization

17391 Durrance Road

North Fort Myers, FL 33917

Ph: 239-543-3246

At one time a member named @rattlebox had some Moringa seeds. You might try sending him a Treemail to inquire.

I currently have moringa seedlings. I'm always interested in trading plants😀

Cjrandall glad you found garden.org

Cjrandall,
What is your location? Do you have a list of plants you are looking for?

I'm in Clearwater Florida area. I really like am into anything edible. Currently looking for a strawberry tree. I also love cactus and succulents.

I'm in Clearwater Florida area. I really like am into anything edible. Currently looking for a strawberry tree. I also love cactus and succulents. Thank you for the warm welcome!

I grow figs, pomegranites, and many other fruits if you want to trade some plant material do you grow any named sempervivums?

No. I am only a few years into gardening since homeownership and do not have hen and chicks. What I have plenty of is plumaria white, pink, red (fuchsia) cranberry hibiscus, loquat fruit seedlings, moringa, papaya, heurnia red dragon, curly spider

Sorry for the late reply, I'm in zone 7b so I don't really do tropicals but there any many plumaria growers on the site and some may be interested in trading with you.

I know this thread is already closed but I came across this article that talks about Moringa and thought others might be interested. You will have to arrow down to the Moringa section.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/th...