“Reed Canary Grass” Thirty Grams, a Full Ounce, or about 30,000 Untreated, raw seeds for planting. Phalaris ArundinaceaMy entheogenic seed sales help fund Erowid, including Canary Grass. SEED: Latin Name: Phalaris Arundinacea Net weight: 30 grams, big bulk packPerennial. Easy to grow prairie grass that likes water and sun, but tolerates everything from shade to near drought, and looks like upright crabgrass until it flowers and seeds. Dies down in winter to re-sprout in Spring. Usually flowers in its second year. Nice quality seeds, clean packs. Grows all over the USA naturally (especially well-suited for the corn belt), tolerates heat, drought, floods, shade and full sun. Very versatile plant. Looks much like lawn grass or common weeds, but taller. A simple spiked reed with broad wonderful seed clusters that distinguish this species from its look-alikes. Phalaris Arundinacaea is a legal, perennial grass that reaches five to six feet in height and grows prolifically, especially around wetlands, open prairie-land and ditches. It is commonly referred to as “reed canary grass” because it is grown as a pet bird seed favored by canaries. Phalaris is also used to feed cattle, is planted as a form of soil erosion control, and is even grown as an ornamental grass in some landscaping. It can be easily grown in clumps to provide inexpensive decoration for rock gardens and beds. Once established, it requires no maintenance and can reproduce by seeds or creeping rhizomes (not creepy, just spreading). Mature seeds can be harvested once the tops have dried on the plant. Seeds with straw are used in some flower arrangements, as are wheat straw. Thrives in wet or dry environments, in marshes or in dry prairies, partial or full sun. Tear out your silly lawn and plant magic reed grass! A magical but deceptively plain plant from the American plains, Phalaris is chemically rich in certain elements that have been used traditionally in shaman work as a Sacred Doorway to the Spirit World. Pet birds love these seeds. Humans love the plant’s juices and dried leaves for their shaman work. Even botanical experts have trouble distinguishing this plant from crab grass and other common weeds, so this is a great plant for subversive growers. Phalaris has to go to seed to see the distinctions between it and other common weeds! Growing Information Sow seeds on the surface of any raked soil and make sure to keep well-watered until established. The seeds may be sown directly in the ground or they can be started in pots so that the maturing clumps can be transplanted. Plant seeds or grass in full sun for best growth. This grass can tolerate shade, if necessary. Likes water. Tolerates constant wet feet. Also tolerates drought. A very versatile plant. These seeds are NOT treated or altered in any way, no GMO BS, no death genes, no Monsanto tinkering; one of God’s little miracles, from the Creator to you via the Sacred Spirit of the Great White Buffalo. Blessings from White Buffalo Trading and ‘Datura’ Don. Shipping: Free Domestic shipping on most ADDITIONAL seed bags. I always combine shipping. Mix and match by clicking on add to cart. USPS ground advantage or Priority mail. Be sure to add me to your favorites list! Thanks for Looking and Many Blessings on your Life Journey!
30 Carob Tree Seeds “Ceratonia Siliqua” wild-crafted Biblical fruit raw
30+ wild-crafted Carob Tree “Ceratonia Siliqua” seeds Saint John’s Bread, Biblical fruit. Item: Thirty tree seeds, minimum. Ceratonia Siliqua. Hand harvested by me and my two boys here at White Buffalo Trading Co. The Carob Tree thrives in challenging environments with little or no care whatsoever. Frost and drought tolerant, but likely won’t survive into Canada. Pretty round leaves with a reddish tint to the branches. Prefers a dry, mild Mediterranean climate such as Italy, Spain, Texas, California, etc., but very tolerant of other climates once established. Beautiful ornamental tree with long brown seed pods that develop from Spring flowers. 30 seeds, assorted. The pods of the Carob Tree contain galactomannon, a commercially valuable carbohydrate that is used as a thickener, emulsifier and stabilizer in many products. The seeds are extremely hard and durable. Some carob facts: Carob tree has a very deep tap root and can live in areas with low or infrequent rainfall. It does not do well in wet, soggy, poorly drained soil. During a drought, the tree can still produce edible fruit. Its fruit can be a valuable famine food for both people and animals. In Biblical times, animals were fed carob pods in times of famine. Carob can live in a wide range of temperatures: from 20 to 122 degrees F (-6 to 50 degrees C). Carob grows well in poor, salt-rich, rocky, sandy and/or heavy loam soils. Carob Pods, sans seeds, are roasted and ground into carob powder, then used as a chocolate substitute in baked goods and candies. The Carob Tree is a member of the Pea Family (Leguminosae or Fabaceae). A few of its many family members are sweet peas, peanuts, soy beans and garden peas. Although originally from the Middle East or the Horn of Arabia, the Carob Tree will grow wherever the soil and climate are suitable. It now grows abundantly in Australia, California, Arizona, Mexico, South America, Spain, Portugal, France, Italy and much of Africa. The Carob Tree is an evergreen that grows to a height of about 50 to 60 feet (15 to 17 meters). The Carob Tree begins to produce fruit when it is six to 15 years old. It can live and produce fruit until it is 100 years old. Unlike many other members of its family, it does not have colorful big flowers. It has very tiny flowers on a stalk that is attached directly to the trunk and limbs of the tree. The flowers take almost a year to develop into a semi-sweet, chocolate colored pod. The carob seed pods measure four to 12 inches long, with an average length of about six inches, right ladies? The shorter pods seem to be fatter. Considered edible, but some people don’t like them. The Carob Tree grows wild but it can also be farmed commercially. It is planted as a landscape plant in many cities in California, where it receives no care for watering, pruning, seed picking, or spraying. The Carob Tree requires little or no pruning and can produce fruit without fertilization or irrigation in most environments. The Carob Tree is virtually pest free. Animals, especially mammals and birds, eat its nutritious pods, which can contain up to 25% protein. This helps spread and release its seeds. The pods are hard from start to finish. Even the immature, green pods are solid. Shipping: First class package rate in a padded envelope. Priority mail available. International available but difficult due to size of seeds. I will combine shipping whenever possible. Thanks for Looking and Many Blessings on your Life Journey!
30 Carob Tree Seeds “Ceratonia Siliqua” wild-crafted Biblical fruit raw
30+ wild-crafted Carob Tree “Ceratonia Siliqua” seeds Saint John’s Bread, Biblical fruit. Item: Thirty tree seeds, minimum. Ceratonia Siliqua. Hand harvested in northern California. The Carob Tree thrives in challenging environments with little or no care whatsoever. Frost and drought tolerant, but likely won’t survive into Canada. Pretty round leaves with a reddish tint to the branches. Prefers a dry, mild Mediterranean climate such as Italy, Spain, Texas, California, etc., but very tolerant of other climates once established. Beautiful ornamental tree with long brown seed pods that develop from Spring flowers. 30 seeds, assorted. The pods of the Carob Tree contain galactomannon, a commercially valuable carbohydrate that is used as a thickener, emulsifier and stabilizer in many products. The seeds are extremely hard and durable. Some carob facts: Carob tree has a very deep tap root and can live in areas with low or infrequent rainfall. It does not do well in wet, soggy, poorly drained soil. During a drought, the tree can still produce edible fruit. Its fruit can be a valuable famine food for both people and animals. In Biblical times, animals were fed carob pods in times of famine. Carob can live in a wide range of temperatures: from 20 to 122 degrees F (-6 to 50 degrees C). Carob grows well in poor, salt-rich, rocky, sandy and/or heavy loam soils. Carob Pods, sans seeds, are roasted and ground into carob powder, then used as a chocolate substitute in baked goods and candies. The Carob Tree is a member of the Pea Family (Leguminosae or Fabaceae). A few of its many family members are sweet peas, peanuts, soy beans and garden peas. Although originally from the Middle East or the Horn of Arabia, the Carob Tree will grow wherever the soil and climate are suitable. It now grows abundantly in Australia, California, Arizona, Mexico, South America, Spain, Portugal, France, Italy and much of Africa. The Carob Tree is an evergreen that grows to a height of about 50 to 60 feet (15 to 17 meters). The Carob Tree begins to produce fruit when it is six to 15 years old. It can live and produce fruit until it is 100 years old. Unlike many other members of its family, it does not have colorful big flowers. It has very tiny flowers on a stalk that is attached directly to the trunk and limbs of the tree. The flowers take almost a year to develop into a semi-sweet, chocolate colored pod. The carob seed pods measure four to 12 inches long, with an average length of about six inches, right ladies? The shorter pods seem to be fatter. Considered edible, but some people don’t like them. The Carob Tree grows wild but it can also be farmed commercially. It is planted as a landscape plant in many cities in California, where it receives no care for watering, pruning, seed picking, or spraying. The Carob Tree requires little or no pruning and can produce fruit without fertilization or irrigation in most environments. The Carob Tree is virtually pest free. Animals, especially mammals and birds, eat its nutritious pods, which can contain up to 25% protein. This helps spread and release its seeds. The pods are hard from start to finish. Even the immature, green pods are solid. Shipping: USPS First class mail.