Cancer Tree, Tree Of Life, Happy Tree, False Tupelo, Xi Shu

A tree less than 10 years old was already over 30 feet tall and carpeting the ground and areas over 50 feet away with thousands of seedli...Read Morengs. Due to this alarming trait, it was removed two years ago - with seedlings continuing to appear from time to time. This tree holds potential to be extremely invasive in the Gulf Coast region, possibly in the Southeast. Yes, it is very attractive but this does not outweigh the potential threat to our environment. Be warned!

I would like to start a bonsai tree and would like to know if I can obtain a seedling of the Asian happy tree for this purpose. will this...Read More work well and where can I purchase a seedling of this tree?
I am currently being treated for cancer with the chemotherapy derived from this tree, and I believe it is working.

who wouldnt want a happy tree in their garden? well, im having second thoughts. although interesting, the plant is starting to produce...Read More numerous seedlings in my z8a garden. i have alot of seed germination success in my rich woodland soil, so im hoping this isnt going to be an invasive species outside of my garden's soil conditions. im still watching.

If anyone could please let me know where & or how I can get a hold of an established specimen of the Cancer Tree besides going to LA or p...Read Moreurchasing seeds it would mean a lot to me.

I have been trying for years to propogate from seed & the germination part of caring for & raising the plant doesn't like me.

I'm tired of wasting my $ on seeds that wont take, any way I try to germinate them. Any help aould be appreciated.