Hi, I have Manfreda virginica seeds from southeast Texas, and I'm happy to send them out for S.A.S.E. As always I'm happy to get seeds but no trade is necessary--I'm happy to share these Texas native plants. The seeds are from Montgomery County and Harris County (just north of Houston area and Houston area). They are just about as far west and south as you can find this species. West or South you find other species of Manfreda. Some of the plants have purple spots when stressed, when they are grown in hot, hot sun without fertilizer. However, in the garden, the spots are subtle and hard to see, and the plants produce nice flower stalks. Some say the flowers are fragrant, but I haven't noticed this for myself. If you want seeds please send me a personal email. As always, sending in the USA is easy, overseas can be done sometimes but not always. Cordially, Joe ConroeJoe@aol.com P.S. We finally got a lot of rain, and temperatures cooled off overnight--it was 62 F this morning. I think this extra-long summer is over, temperatures may drop to the mid-50s on Tuesday night (13 C). Rain is predicted for another day or so, 1-3 inches.