10 Japanese “Spreading” Yew (Taxus cuspidata) Tree Seeds, Bonsai or Landscaping
Japanese Spreading Yew Tree Seeds (Taxus cuspidata)”10 PACK”They no doubt observed the tree’s qualities of longevity and regeneration. Drooping branches of old yew trees can root and form new trunks where they touch the ground. Thus the yew came to symbolize death and resurrection in Celtic culture. Japanese yew looks its best when planted in groups or masses. They make lovely hedges and foundation plantings. These evergreens have dense foliage that forms a solid screen. When sheared, they have a formal appearance, or you can let them grow into their natural shape for an informal look of a Bonsai. The Japanese Yew is a Broad Needled Evergreen or Multi~Stemmed Shrub that is native to Korea, China, Russia, and Japan. The Yew was revered by ancient people, who viewed it’s ability to stay green throughout the year as magical. Yew wood is also infamous for it’s durability being called “iron wood”, because fence posts have outlasted metal ones. The bark is scaly and reddish brown in color, and the female plants produce abundant berry like fruit which birds love. Keep in mind that the berries are Very Deadly for Humans, Dogs, and other animals except for deer. It can also be used for Landscaping purposes, being rugged, very Dense, and Shade Tolerant, the Yew make’s an Excellent choice for a Foundation shrub, or Year Round Thick Hedges as pictured above. They Absolutely Love and React Great to Pruning. A must have for any serious bonsai enthusiast as well with it’s unique features.Requirements:Zones: 4 to 7Growth Rate: SlowHeight: 10~25 feet tall.Spread: 5~10 feet.Sun: Full Sun to Partial Shade.Yew Germination:For optimal germination, soak the seeds in slightly hot water for 36-48 hours, followed by two months of cold stratification before sowing at 1/2″ deep in a sand-loamy soil. For the best result with cold stratification, place in a sealed bag of moist peat moss, and place in the fridge at around 40-45 degrees F for around 60 days. Be sure to place 3-4 small holes in the bag. Any planting out is best done in late Spring or early Summer, after the last expected frosts. Keep damp soil, not soaking wet. Keep pot in warm situation 68-75°F. Germination of the Yes is erratic and can take several months, and some up to a year or more so patience is required. Will ship as soon as payment is received. “BUY WITH CONFIDENCE!!!”As Customer Service is our #1 Priority.
10 FORMOSAN KOA TREE SEEDS (Acacia confusa) Fast Growing Flowering Exotic Plant
10 FORMOSAN KOA TREE SEEDS (Acacia confusa) Fast Growing Flowering Exotic PlantKoa is the Largest Native Tree in the Hawaiian Islands Reaching Heights of about 115 Feet Tall and have Over a 30 Feet Spread! Commercially, Koa is One of the Most Expensive Woods in the World. It is Used to Make Furniture, Veneer, and Crafts. Koas are Fast Growing Trees at 5 Feet per Year for the First Five Years, and Can Reach Impressive Heights with Very Impressive & Gorgeous Yellow Blossoms. Grows Naturally All Over the Islands of Hawaii and Puerto Rico. This is a Very Large, Tropical Tree that Needs a Frost-Free Environment. Unless you have a 50-Foot Tall Greenhouse to Grow in, you are Restricted to Hawaii, San Diego, and Southern California, Texas or Florida. Zones 9b-11Koa Germination:1) Roughly sand the hard shells.2) Bring water to a simmer, (Not a boil), and pour into a container placing the seeds in. 3) Allow the seeds to cool with the water, and soak for 24 to 36 hrs. Change water daily.4) Use a heated propagator to keep soil temperature at appx 77 F. Sow appx. 1/8″ deep in well drained soil and keep moist for optimal germination.4) Germination can be expected within 3 to 4 weeks.”Please Contact us First if you Need Anything”
20 FORMOSAN KOA TREE SEEDS (Acacia confusa) Fast Growing Flowering Exotic Plant
(Acacia confusa). 20 FORMOSAN KOA TREE SEEDS. Native to Taiwan and parts of Southeast Asia, Formosa Koa grows slowly in warm, humid lowland forests where rich volcanic soils and consistent rainfall nurture its tight grain and vivid color.
10 FORMOSAN KOA TREE SEEDS (Acacia confusa) Fast Growing Flowering Exotic Plant
10 FORMOSAN KOA TREE SEEDS (Acacia confusa) Fast Growing Flowering Exotic PlantKoa is the Largest Native Tree in the Hawaiian Islands Reaching Heights of about 115 Feet Tall and have Over a 30 Feet Spread! Commercially, Koa is One of the Most Expensive Woods in the World. It is Used to Make Furniture, Veneer, and Crafts. Koas are Fast Growing Trees at 5 Feet per Year for the First Five Years, and Can Reach Impressive Heights with Very Impressive & Gorgeous Yellow Blossoms. Grows Naturally All Over the Islands of Hawaii and Puerto Rico. This is a Very Large, Tropical Tree that Needs a Frost-Free Environment. Unless you have a 50-Foot Tall Greenhouse to Grow in, you are Restricted to Hawaii, San Diego, and Southern California, Texas or Florida. Zones 9b-11Koa Germination:1) Roughly sand the hard shells.2) Bring water to a simmer, (Not a boil), and pour into a container placing the seeds in. 3) Allow the seeds to cool with the water, and soak for 24 to 36 hrs. Change water daily.4) Use a heated propagator to keep soil temperature at appx 77 F. Sow appx. 1/8″ deep in well drained soil and keep moist for optimal germination.4) Germination can be expected within 3 to 4 weeks.”Please Contact us First if you Need Anything”Germinación de koa:1) Lije las cáscaras duras con una lija gruesa.2) Lleve el agua a fuego lento (sin que hierva) y viértala en un recipiente donde colocará las semillas.3) Deje que las semillas se enfríen con el agua y déjelas en remojo durante 24 a 36 horas. Cambie el agua a diario.4) Use un propagador calentado para mantener la temperatura del suelo a aproximadamente 77 °F. Siembre a aproximadamente 1/8″ de profundidad en un suelo bien drenado y manténgalo húmedo para una germinación óptima.4) La germinación se puede esperar en 3 a 4 semanas.”Comuníquese con nosotros primero si necesita algo”
5 Chinese Blue Wisteria sinensis Tree Seeds Fast Climber Flower Vine Hardy Plant
5 Chinese Blue Wisteria Vine Tree Seeds Wisteria sinensis Chinese Wisteria is a Beautiful, Delicately Scented Climber that Graces Many Trees & Walls around the World. Chinese Wisteria is Ideal for Training up Structures, Pergolas and Trees, & make for Wonderful Bonsai specimens. It’s a Very Popular Plant Loved by Many People around the World. Chinese Wisteria was brought to the U.S. from China in 1816 as an Ornamental Plant. It is a Deciduous, Woody Twining Vine that Climbs up Tree Trunks to Heights of 60 feet or More. It Twines Upwards in a Clockwise Direction. Using a Trellis to Train them, after a few years they can be turned into Trees. A Long-Lived Perennial, Surviving 50 Years or More. The Beautiful Flower are Dangling and Showy, Stalked Clusters Appearing when Leaves Emerge, 4-20 Inches Long and 3-3.5 Inches Wide. All Flowers will Bloom All at Once. Wisteria Prefers Full Sun, but Established Vines or Trees will Persist and Reproduce in Partial Shade as well. The Vines will Climb Trees, Shrubs, Walls, and other Manmade Structures. It is Tolerant of a Variety of Soil and Moisture Regimes but Prefers Deep, Loamy, Well Drained Soils. Whether you are wanting to Spruce up your Landscaping, or growing a Bonsai, you Truly couldn’t Pick a more Beautiful Plant.USDA Growing Zones 5-9Wisteria Germination:1) Unlike many seeds, wisteria seeds don’t require very high temperatures to germinate. But, be Sure to Keep nighttime temperatures above 55 degrees Fahrenheit and daytime temperatures around 75 F.2) The tough outer hulls need to be weakened slightly to allow the embryo inside to germinate. To scarify them, Rub a file against the edge of the seed to thin the shell works well. Be careful not to go too deep, which will prevent them from germinating.3) After scarifying the seeds, soak them in hot water for 24 hours to hydrate and further soften the shell. Use a thermos to keep the water warm.4) It’s best to start the seeds in individual 3-inch pots to give the seedlings plenty of space to grow for their first few weeks of life. Choose pots with drainage holes around the bottom and fill them with a soilless seed-starting mixture because it’s sterile, moisture retentive and free from weed seeds, unlike some standard potting soils.5) Sow wisteria seeds 2 inches deep, then set the pots on a tray to catch any water that leaks from the drainage holes; then drizzle water into each pot to settle the soil.6) Check the moisture level in the growing mixture every day and mist the soil with water whenever it feels mostly dry on the surface. Don’t let the soil dry out completely, but also don’t keep it dripping wet because the seeds might rot. 7) Wisteria seeds will take 1-2 Months to sprout, at which point, move the pots near a bright, sunny window to encourage growth.”If you need Anything, Please Contact us First”
IPOMEA PURPUEA Mix Tall MORNING GLORY FLOWER VINE SEEDS Fast Hardy Climber Plant
IPOMEA PURPUEA MIX TALL MORNING GLORY FLOWER VINE SEEDS The Ipomea pupurea Mix Morning Glory Bears a Profusion of Blue, White, Red and Violet-Purple, Trumpet-Shaped Flowers from Early Summer until Early Autumn. Their Large, Fragrant, Colorful Flowers are Known to Attract Pollinators, Including Butterflies and Hummingbirds! The Flowers Open in the Early Morning and Fade by the Afternoon. The Leaves are all Green and Heart Shaped. The Purple Morning Glory Grows 6-10 Feet Tall and has Large 3 Inch Flowers that Open a Rosy Purple and Mature a Deep Purple. It Works well Nestled in Borders. The Fast Growing Vine will Grow 8-10 Foot Long, Climbing Vines to be Grown on a Structure: Trellis, Fence, or Arbor. The Showy Dingle or Double Flowers Come in Colors of Blue, Purple, & Pink. It is an Annual for any Growing Zones that gets Below 45 Degrees F, but is Much like a Perennial as All of the Seeds that Fall will Produce More the Next Spring. Morning Glory Germination:1) Scarify by sanding the seed shells with sandpaper, and place a few shallow nicks with a small knife of nail clippers. Stay shallow and Never too deep as it will kill any chance of germination.2) Soak seeds in water for 24 hours.3) Use a well draining seed starting mix and keep moist at all times, never wet. Plant seeds appx. 1/4″ inch deep.4) Use a heated propagator with a thermostat to set the daytime temperature to 86 degrees, while letting it drop to 68 at night. Alternating temperatures mimic their natural environment and drastically improves germination rates.5) Cover with a piece of plastic to help retain humidity until the sprout. Check moisture levels every other day to be sure it doesn’t dry out.6) Expect germination within 5-21 days.”Please Contact us First if you Need Anything”
10 Chinese Wisteria sinensis Tree Seeds Fast Climber Flower Vine Hardy Plant
10 Chinese Blue Wisteria Seeds Wisteria sinensis Chinese Wisteria is a Beautiful, Delicately Scented Climber that Graces Many Trees & Walls around the World. Chinese Wisteria is Ideal for Training up Structures, Pergolas and Trees, & make for Wonderful Bonsai specimens. It’s a Very Popular Plant Loved by Many People around the World. Chinese Wisteria was brought to the U.S. from China in 1816 as an Ornamental Plant. It is a Deciduous, Woody Twining Vine that Climbs up Tree Trunks to Heights of 60 feet or More. It Twines Upwards in a Clockwise Direction. Using a Trellis to Train them, after a few years they can be turned into Trees. A Long-Lived Perennial, Surviving 50 Years or More. The Beautiful Flower are Dangling and Showy, Stalked Clusters Appearing when Leaves Emerge, 4-20 Inches Long and 3-3.5 Inches Wide. All Flowers will Bloom All at Once. Wisteria Prefers Full Sun, but Established Vines or Trees will Persist and Reproduce in Partial Shade as well. The Vines will Climb Trees, Shrubs, Walls, and other Manmade Structures. It is Tolerant of a Variety of Soil and Moisture Regimes but Prefers Deep, Loamy, Well Drained Soils. Whether you are wanting to Spruce up your Landscaping, or growing a Bonsai, you Truly couldn’t Pick a more Beautiful Plant.USDA Growing Zones 5-9Wisteria Germination:1) Unlike many seeds, wisteria seeds don’t require very high temperatures to germinate. But, be Sure to Keep nighttime temperatures above 55 degrees Fahrenheit and daytime temperatures around 75 F.2) The tough outer hulls need to be weakened slightly to allow the embryo inside to germinate. To scarify them, Rub a file against the edge of the seed to thin the shell works well. Be careful not to go too deep, which will prevent them from germinating.3) After scarifying the seeds, soak them in hot water for 24 hours to hydrate and further soften the shell. Use a thermos to keep the water warm.4) It’s best to start the seeds in individual 3-inch pots to give the seedlings plenty of space to grow for their first few weeks of life. Choose pots with drainage holes around the bottom and fill them with a soilless seed-starting mixture because it’s sterile, moisture retentive and free from weed seeds, unlike some standard potting soils.5) Sow wisteria seeds 2 inches deep, then set the pots on a tray to catch any water that leaks from the drainage holes; then drizzle water into each pot to settle the soil.6) Check the moisture level in the growing mixture every day and mist the soil with water whenever it feels mostly dry on the surface. Don’t let the soil dry out completely, but also don’t keep it dripping wet because the seeds might rot. 7) Wisteria seeds will take 1-2 Months to sprout, at which point, move the pots near a bright, sunny window to encourage growth.”If you need Anything, Please Contact us First”Germinación de glicinas:1) A diferencia de muchas semillas, las semillas de glicina no requieren temperaturas muy altas para germinar. Pero asegúrese de mantener las temperaturas nocturnas por encima de los 55 grados Fahrenheit y las temperaturas diurnas alrededor de los 75 F.2) Las cáscaras exteriores duras deben debilitarse ligeramente para permitir que el embrión en el interior germine. Para escarificarlas, frotar una lima contra el borde de la semilla para adelgazar la cáscara funciona bien. Tenga cuidado de no profundizar demasiado, ya que evitará que germinen.3) Después de escarificar las semillas, remójelas en agua caliente durante 24 horas para hidratar y ablandar aún más la cáscara. Use un termo para mantener el agua caliente.4) Es mejor comenzar a sembrar las semillas en macetas individuales de 3 pulgadas para darles a las plántulas mucho espacio para crecer durante sus primeras semanas de vida. Elija macetas con orificios de drenaje alrededor del fondo y llénelas con una mezcla para iniciar semillas sin tierra porque es estéril, retiene la humedad y no contiene semillas de malezas, a diferencia de algunas tierras para macetas estándar.5) Siembre las semillas de glicina a 5 cm de profundidad, luego coloque las macetas en una bandeja para recoger el agua que se filtre por los orificios de drenaje; luego rocíe agua en cada maceta para asentar la tierra.6) Controle el nivel de humedad en la mezcla de cultivo todos los días y rocíe la tierra con agua cuando sienta que está mayormente seca en la superficie. No deje que la tierra se seque por completo, pero tampoco la mantenga mojada porque las semillas podrían pudrirse.7) Las semillas de glicina tardarán entre 1 y 2 meses en brotar, momento en el que mueva las macetas cerca de una ventana soleada y luminosa para estimular el crecimiento.”Si necesita algo, comuníquese con nosotros primero”
Northern Sugar Maple Tree Seeds (Acer saccharum) Fall Color Cold Hardy to Zone 3
Sugar Maples Produce the the Most Spectacular Fall Colors, Especially the Red and Orange Hues, are produced on trees that receive plenty of direct sunlight, with the colors often starting on the sunniest or south-facing sides.
Northern Sugar Maple Tree Seeds (Acer saccharum) Fall Color Cold Hardy to Zone 3
Sugar Maples Produce the the Most Spectacular Fall Colors, Especially the Red and Orange Hues, are produced on trees that receive plenty of direct sunlight, with the colors often starting on the sunniest or south-facing sides.
5 Chinese Blue Wisteria sinensis Tree Seeds Fast Climber Flower Vine Hardy Plant
5 Chinese Blue Wisteria Vine Tree Seeds Wisteria sinensis Chinese Wisteria is a Beautiful, Delicately Scented Climber that Graces Many Trees & Walls around the World. Chinese Wisteria is Ideal for Training up Structures, Pergolas and Trees, & make for Wonderful Bonsai specimens. It’s a Very Popular Plant Loved by Many People around the World. Chinese Wisteria was brought to the U.S. from China in 1816 as an Ornamental Plant. It is a Deciduous, Woody Twining Vine that Climbs up Tree Trunks to Heights of 60 feet or More. It Twines Upwards in a Clockwise Direction. Using a Trellis to Train them, after a few years they can be turned into Trees. A Long-Lived Perennial, Surviving 50 Years or More. The Beautiful Flower are Dangling and Showy, Stalked Clusters Appearing when Leaves Emerge, 4-20 Inches Long and 3-3.5 Inches Wide. All Flowers will Bloom All at Once. Wisteria Prefers Full Sun, but Established Vines or Trees will Persist and Reproduce in Partial Shade as well. The Vines will Climb Trees, Shrubs, Walls, and other Manmade Structures. It is Tolerant of a Variety of Soil and Moisture Regimes but Prefers Deep, Loamy, Well Drained Soils. Whether you are wanting to Spruce up your Landscaping, or growing a Bonsai, you Truly couldn’t Pick a more Beautiful Plant.USDA Growing Zones 5-9Wisteria Germination:1) Unlike many seeds, wisteria seeds don’t require very high temperatures to germinate. But, be Sure to Keep nighttime temperatures above 55 degrees Fahrenheit and daytime temperatures around 75 F.2) The tough outer hulls need to be weakened slightly to allow the embryo inside to germinate. To scarify them, Rub a file against the edge of the seed to thin the shell works well. Be careful not to go too deep, which will prevent them from germinating.3) After scarifying the seeds, soak them in hot water for 24 hours to hydrate and further soften the shell. Use a thermos to keep the water warm.4) It’s best to start the seeds in individual 3-inch pots to give the seedlings plenty of space to grow for their first few weeks of life. Choose pots with drainage holes around the bottom and fill them with a soilless seed-starting mixture because it’s sterile, moisture retentive and free from weed seeds, unlike some standard potting soils.5) Sow wisteria seeds 2 inches deep, then set the pots on a tray to catch any water that leaks from the drainage holes; then drizzle water into each pot to settle the soil.6) Check the moisture level in the growing mixture every day and mist the soil with water whenever it feels mostly dry on the surface. Don’t let the soil dry out completely, but also don’t keep it dripping wet because the seeds might rot. 7) Wisteria seeds will take 1-2 Months to sprout, at which point, move the pots near a bright, sunny window to encourage growth.”If you need Anything, Please Contact us First”
