Fraser Fir Tree Seeds ((Abies Fraseri)(Mountain Balsam)
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ABIES FORRESTII goes by the common name FORREST FIR tree seeds Soak seeds in water for 24 hours prior to stratification is recommended Cold stratify the seeds for 30 days before planting. PLEASE NOTE….seeds are shipped in a plain white envelope via non-machinable services which is a cheaper way to ship which I pass the savings onto the buyer, but takes longer to get to you…i offer shipping as a package as a second option which is much quicker but more expensive…. ..you choose how youd like it shipped
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ABIES FORRESTII goes by the common name FORREST FIR tree seeds Soak seeds in water for 24 hours prior to stratification is recommended Cold stratify the seeds for 30 days before planting. PLEASE NOTE….seeds are shipped in a plain white envelope via non-machinable services which is a cheaper way to ship which I pass the savings onto the buyer, but takes longer to get to you…i offer shipping as a package as a second option which is much quicker but more expensive…. ..you choose how youd like it shipped
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This fast-growing tree seed produces an evergreen pine tree with a growth habit that is classified as climbing. This tree, also known as Pinus Elderica, can grow in all soil types including clay, sand, saline, silt, chalk, loam, and peat.
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This fast-growing tree seed produces an evergreen pine tree with a growth habit that is classified as climbing. This tree, also known as Pinus Elderica, can grow in all soil types including clay, sand, saline, silt, chalk, loam, and peat.
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CUPRESSUS SEMPERVIRENS STRICTA goes by the common name ITALIAN CYPRESS It is recommended to soak seeds in water for 24 hours then stratify the seeds. 60 days cold, moist stratification is required
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