Plant Trade & Wishlist 🌿

By Stack's Urban Harvest | Jul 05, 2026
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Coral Plant (Jatropha multifida)

 

 

I have a variety of edible and ornamental plants available for trade, but below is my current wishlist of edible plants I’m hoping to add. 

If you’re in the Sebring, Avon Park or Lake Placid area and happen to be growing any of these or can propagate them, feel free to reach out. I’m always happy to trade and share plants as the collection develops.

🌱 Edible & Medicinal Plant Wishlist   

Cuttings & Easy Propagation

Plants I’m happy to receive as cuttings, divisions, 
or rooted starts:

  • Black Pepper (Piper nigrum)
  • Cinnamon Tree (cuttings or young plants)
  • Russian Bocking 14 Comfrey 
  • Collard Tree
  • Spicy Globe Basil
  • Purple Sugar Cane
Seedlings / Young Trees Preferred

Plants I’d ideally like already rooted or established:

  • Lemon Cattley Guava
  • Cherry of the Rio Grande
  • Red Finger Lime
  • Atemoya
  • Star Apple (Caimito)
  • Pitomba

 

 

 

 

🌿 My Plant Trade List  

I regularly propagate from my food forest, and availability changes throughout the year. Common trade plants include:

🟢Chaya (See video of the three varieties I have, 
and why it's my favorite tropical spinach.)

🟢Annatto, “Lipstick Tree” (AKA Achiote)

🟢Surinam Spinach

🟢Longevity Spinach

🟢Okinawa Spinach

🟢Cranberry Hibiscus

🟢Leaf of Life (Bryophyllum pinnatum)

🟢Bromeliads (Neoregelia johannis)

🟢Bounty Passion Fruit

🟢Toilet Paper Plant

🟢Moringa

🟢Moss Rose

🟢Snake Plant AKA Mother-In-Law Tongue

🟡Elderberry

🟡Cassava  

🟡Star Fruit Seedling

 

🟡Coral Plant (Jatropha multifida) 

🟡Century Plant (Agave americana)

🔴Jamaican Cherry

🔴Peanut Butter Tree

🔴American Beautyberry

🔴Pigeon Pea

🔴Katuk

🔴Butterfly Pea Vine

🔴Hong Kong Orchid Tree

🔴Pond Apple Tree (Great Annona rootstock)

🔴Black Sapote Tree

🔴Various bananas (seasonal pups)

🔴Humming Bird Tree

🔴Screw Pine

🟢 Available • 🟡 Limited • 🔴 In Propagation

 

🎥 My Food Forest Journey

Most of the plants I’m growing today came from my previous food forest in South Florida. I’ve been propagating and rebuilding many of those same systems here in Sebring.

If you see something you like in my previous garden, there’s a good chance I may still have it or can propagate it again for trade.

👉 Watch the full tour here: 

 

🤝 Let’s Trade Plants

If you’re local to Central Florida or passing through and want to trade, feel free to reach out.

I’m especially interested in building resilient, food-producing, low-maintenance systems. So unusual edibles, rare fruit trees, and climate-adapted perennials are always welcome.

 

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