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Smotzer said: I'll be in the Appalachians where I've gotten Q. muehlenbergii seeds before I'll try and keep my eye out on some for you because I'll be looking for some myself if it's not already too late. And good choice of tree they're my favorite oak and I will attest they are good eating too!

If I find some I'd most be interested in Q. hemisphaerica, or Q. geminata and I have to see if they're all still good but I may have some Q. suber to trade although their radicles have already germinated.

Oh! Thank you so much! Sorry, I only just saw this post, I'm not sure why but I didn't get an email notification. I, in fact, do have some Quercus geminata acorns available but unfortunately I think I ran out of Q. hemisphaerica. Although I do have live Q. hemisphaerica saplings if you are potentially interested in that. I am very much still interested in acquiring Q. muhlenbergii. Q. suber is another amazing species that I would definitely be interested in as well, and that one also seems personally difficult to get hands on, unless you want to ship overseas.

Please let me know if you were able to acquire them and if you would still be interested in trading, (I have many other seeds available if you would like me to send a sort of catalogue).

Thanks again