Welcome Maurits! It does look like the species you are seeking is a little hard to find. The NGRP/GRIN program has two accessions, both held by the US National Arboretum. They are listed as "material not available at this time, contact the maintenance site for more information", but the maintenance site (the National Arboretum) should be able to advise you when they expect material to be available. The one big potential problem that I see with this is that I'm not sure if the NGRP/GRIN program / National Arboretum would send the material outside of the US. If you don't find another source, I'd at least check with the National Arboretum and see what they say. Here is the contact info for the National Arboretum: Kevin Conrad, Woody Landscape Plants Curator U.S. National Arboretum Woody Landscape Plant Germplasm Repository 10300 Baltimore Ave., Bldg 010A, Room 233 Beltsville, Maryland 20705 Phone: (240) 832-9415 FAX: 301-504-5096 (att. K. Conrad) E-mail: kevin.conrad@ars.usda.gov Here is a link that might be useful: Albizia coreana Accessions

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I can send you seeds. I'm going to follow this with a lot of advice and I'll probably sound bossy, but I don't mean to. If you'll set up your Messaging and send me your address I'll mail you seeds. I have mostly flower seeds, but I can get you started. 1. Go to your settings and set up Messaging. When you click on my username it will open to my page and itn the upper right corner it says "Message". That's how we talk to each other privately so we don't share private information like addresses with the world. You'll need to get your Messaging set up. There's a post closer to the top of this thread for Newbies. 2. Edit your username. If you'll notice, behind our username there's a number. Example: val (MA z6) . That means Val lives in USDA hardiness zone 6. That helps us know what plants will grow in her area. I'm in zone 4/5 in Nebraska. Edit your username and put your zone. You get a bonus point for putting it in your message! Good job! That's how we match people up and it's easier for you to make connections that are most productive. 3. Go to your Ideabook Wishlist and put down a few things. You can be general (any annuals for zone 6) or very specific (Tagetes patula 'Joker'). The more information you put down the better it is for us who want to send you seeds that make you happy and thrive. You can say things like, "Cottage Flowers" "Red and Yellow Flowers" "Fruit and Veggie Seeds for zone 9" 4. If you'd like, check out the Round Robin Forum. There are groups that have monthly swaps. Also--fall is when several swaps come up like the Secret Santa Swap. We send each other Christmas Cards with seeds in them. Welcome to the club! I'll look for your message. Heidi

Hello Brenda. It would help if you told us which region you live in so we can send seeds appropriate for that area. Good luck in your search.