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30 Japanese Maple Tree Seeds – Red Acer Palmatum for Garden Planting

Cold Stratification: Required before planting. Best started indoors after stratification, then transplanted outdoors. Ideal for gardens, yards, and landscape planting. When grown successfully, plants may develop into small landscape trees with elegant branching and colorful foliage.

20 DWARF Pomegranate Tree Seeds (Punica granatum) Nana Garden Fruit House Plant

20 DWARF POMEGRANATE Tree Seeds (Punica granatum) “Nana” Garden Fruit House Plant This showy, dense, dwarf shrub displays attractive orange-red single flowers at an early age, followed by bright orange-red ornamental fruit. Excellent for containers or for use in the garden. A very effective bonsai specimen. Thrives in hot, dry summer areas. While pomegranates come in a variety of sizes, the Nana variety is considered to be the dwarf pomegranate. Growing to a mature height between 3 and 4 feet, it’s ideal for use in landscape hedges, containers, and even bonsai gardening. A burst of orange and red blossoms through the summer and then a golden yellow in the fall is what you can expect from a dwarf pomegranate shrub. They do produce pomegranates, but the fruit is smaller and has a different taste. Since a dwarf pomegranate is used for ornamental purposes and only grows a few feet tall, it is ideal for pots and containers. While it may start out in a quart-size pot, you may end with having the shrub in a 3 or 5-gallon container by the time it reaches maturity. When your dwarf pomegranate is outside for the warm and hot months, you need to make sure that it is getting enough water twice a week. Watering it at the root, if your pomegranate is inside a pot, you want to make sure the water can drain efficiently during watering. Once you take the pomegranate in for the winter, you can water it once a week, making sure the soil is wet without soaking it. You do not want to give your pomegranate too much water. This could open up an environment for fungus and blossom rot on the flowers and fruit that are growing. You should not fertilize your pomegranate when it has just been planted. Too much fertilizer for a newly planted shrub can be a shock. Once a pomegranate goes into shock, it could take extra time to come back and overcome the trauma. Because their small size makes them ideal for containers and indoor gardening, they may even allow you to grow ornamental pomegranates in hardiness zones not suitable for planting pomegranates in the ground.”Zones: 7-11 or Anywhere as an Indoor Plant”Dwarf Pomegranate Germination:1) Seeds should be planted in loose seed starting mix, covering with a light 1/2 inch of soil.2) Keep the soil “moist”, Not wet as it will rot the seeds. Using a spray bottle to mist them until moist is optimal.3) Seeds will germinate at normal room temperature between 30-40 days, but using a heated propagator mat at 80 degrees can cut that time in half.4) Seeds Must be kept under a Bright Light, or in the direct sunlight until they germinate.”If you need Anything, Please Contact us First”

Peach Tree Seeds Dwarf Loring NEMAGUARD (Prunus persica) Fast Hardy Fruit Plant

Peach Tree Seeds “Semi~Dwarf Nemaguard”(Prunus persica) Fast Growing Cold Hardy Edible Fruit Plant Nemaguard Peaches are Widely Popular for their Sweet, Juicy Fruits and Beautiful Blossoms, Nemaguard Peach Trees are a Low, Broad Tree, on Reaching a Height of 15 to 25 Feet Tall with an Equal or Greater Spread which is why it is Considered a “Semi Dwarf” Peach Tree in comparison to other Species. Nemaguard Peach Trees Form a Rounded Crown with Upwardly-Reaching Branches Clothed in Three to Six-Inch-Long, Dark Green, Deciduous Leaves. The Lovely Flowers which Appear in April before the New Leaves Unfold are Available in Single, Semi-Double, and Double Forms in Colors Ranging from Pure White to Deep Red & Pink Bi Colors. The Flowers are Susceptible to Damage by Late Spring Frosts or Especially Cold Winters. The Luscious Three-Inch-Diameter Fruits Mature in July to August. Bright Yellow Fall Colors will Really Stands Out as well Most Years. Zones 4-9 & Zones 6-8 for Optimal Fruit ProductionNemaguard Peach Germination:1) To reduce the chance of mold, fungus, or other contaminants, soak seeds in a 6 parts water-1 part bleach. (Or appx. 3 cups per gallon)2) Cold stratify by placing seeds in a zip lock bag filled with moist peat moss. Cut a few small holes into the bag, then place in the fridge for 120 days. Periodically check every other week to be sure they do not dry out. Keep them moist, not wet. If any mold or fungus is found, remove and clean seeds in a copper based fungicide. Then replace them back into a clean bag of fresh peat moss. There has been very rare occasions the peach pit will germinate in the fridge, so you you will want to check them periodically. If by chance this occurs, skip step 3.3) Gently crack the seed shell with a nutcracker or pliers. Be gentle as they only need to be slightly cracked.4) Use a high-quality growing mix will ensure that your peach seeds get the best start. A soil-free sterile potting mix, sphagnum moss, or vermiculite are all suitable growing mediums for a peach seed. Choose a large container at least 12 inches tall to allow room for the tap root to develop. Plant the seed 1 inch deep and keep moist. 5) Use a Heated Propagator Mat so you can mimic nature’s temperature fluctuations. This will help increase germination rate drastically. During the day, keep them around 86 degrees, then let it drop to 68 during the night. Simply turning the mat off at night will work.6) Germination will occur between 6-8 weeks.

10 RED SEALING WAX “LIPSTICK” PALM TREE SEEDS (Cyrtostachys renda) House Plant

10 RED SEALING WAX PALM TREE SEEDS (Cyrtostachys renda lakka) Lipstick Plant The Wax Palm’s Bright Red Leaf Sheaths Make this Palm One of the Most Attractive Palms in the World. It is an Gorgeous Ornamental Palm is Perfect for Patios, Gardens, Parks, Roadsides and Around the Edges of Pools, Ponds and other Bodies of Water. It also Makes a Great Indoor Plant being they Grow a bit Slower than other Palms, they Can Grow Great for Many Years in a Container. What Makes the Red Wax Palm a Great Plant for Indoor Growth is it’s Relatively Short Height. The Slow-Growing Plant will Often only Grow to Between 8’ and 15’ Feet Tall in the Wild with a Spread of Up to 10’ Feet. Although it has a Potential Height of 40’ to 50’ Feet in Ideal Conditions over Many Years. This Stunning Feather Palm Develops a Brilliantly Colored Red Trunk and is Very Hard to Find. It is Originally from Malaysia, has been Introduced to Costa Rica, Puerto Rico, and Other Tropical Areas All around the World. In Warm Tropical Climates, it Only takes a Few Months for a 1-Gallon sized Plant to Develop into Turning “Red”, but Will take Longer in Cooler Climates. This Palm will Require a Good Overhead Light, Especially when Grown Indoors, and Constant Warmth. It’s a Cold-Sensitive Plant and for Vigorous Growth it Must be Kept above 50F, Although in other Cases, Established Plants have been known to Tolerate Upper 30’s for a Short Time. Soil Should be Rich, Moist and Loamy, and the Plant Should be Fed Monthly with a Balanced Plant Food. Providing a Bright Light, Red Lipstick Palm can be a Wonderful Indoor Plant and a Gem of Any Plant Collection. It’s Definitely Worth an Effort to Grow this Rare Beauty! Outdoors it is Hardy in USDA Zones 10b-12Red Wax Palm Germination:1) Scarify the seeds by rubbing the outer shell with sandpaper.2) Soak them in warm water for 4 days, being sure to change the water daily. Use a thermos to keep the water warm.3) Lightly press them into the top of a “sterile & well draining” potting mix. Do Not Bury, just leave part of the seed exposed as they need light in order to germinate.4) Cover the seed tray with a piece of plastic to help retain moisture.5) But sure to use a heated propagator mat to keep the temperature around 85 degrees F.6) Every few days, remove the plastic and mist with a spray bottle if it starts to dry. The have to stay moist, not wet. 7) As with any other tropical, germination is erratic & patience is needed. If you’re lucky, you may have a few pop up with a few weeks to a month, but most can take all the way up to a year at the longest so don’t toss out any that don’t sprout quickly. They’re still good and just need time.8) Periodically check the seeds when misting them to see if any mold of fungus is spotted. If you spot it on the seeds, just clean them with a copper based fungicide, and replace on top of a new sterile and moist mix again.These Rare & Gorgeous Palms are Definitely Worth the Wait!

Judas Tree Seeds (Cercis siliquastrum) Mediterranean Redbud Plant Fast Hardy-4

Judas Tree Seeds (Cercis siliquastrum) Mediterranean RedbudThe Judas Trees name is Derived from the Belief that Judas Iscariot Hanged Himself from this Tree Species after he Betrayed Jesus. (It has Other Common Names with More Cheerful Connotations Including the Love Tree and the Mediterranean Redbud.) The Flowers of the Judas Tree Grow on the Trunk & Limbs to Develop into Flattened, Purple-Tinted, Peapod-Like Structures that Persist into Late Summer. The Judas Tree Grows up to 15-25 Foot Tall, and Wide. Easily grown in average, medium moisture, well-drained soils in full sun to part shade. Plants perform best in moderately fertile soils with regular and consistent moisture. Avoid wet or poorly drained soils. Since this tree does not transplant well, it should be planted when young and left undisturbed.Zones 4-9Judas Tree Germination:1) Rub seeds with rough grit sandpaper to scarify. Soak in Very Hot water for 24hrs.2) Cold stratify by placing seeds in a zip lock bag filled with moist peat moss or vermiculite for 60 days. Leave 1 inch of the corner open for air circulation. Periodically check to ensure they don’t dry out. Mist with a spray bottle as to not over wet them. 3) Plant seeds in a well draining seed starting mix. Plant near a window with filtered light, or use a grow lamp. Do not expose to full sun.4) Use a heated propagator mat to keep the soil at 75 degrees.5) Expect germination within 2-3 weeks.

(10) King Sago Palm Seeds (Cycas Revoluta) Rare Tropical – Harvested in May 2026

The product is a set of 10 rare King Sago Palm Seeds (Cycas Revoluta) harvested in May 2026. These tropical seeds are suitable for planting in climate zones 8-11, including Mediterranean, Tropical Wet & Dry, and Humid Subtropical. They can be planted indoor or outdoor in well-draining soil such as clay, sand, silt, loam, peat, sandy, or loamy soil. The seeds are easy to cultivate and feature characteristics such as being drought-resistant, cold-hardy, fast-growing, and evergreen. With a prehistoric cycad genus, these seeds are a unique addition to any garden or outdoor living space.