Seed Sowing Successes

David Elm
(Ulmus davidiana)

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I really don’t consider it a successful germination unless the tree makes it through its first year (but I’m a little excited at the prospect of growing one of these). Although the seeds were planted in July of last year, this little one appears to be the sole survivor and didn’t decide to reveal itself until this last month.
I sure hope it makes it through the winter.

Seed Planted: 20 July 2023
Seed Source: Sheffield’s Seeds
 
A fresh batch of . . .
Chinese/Fragrant Witch Hazel
(Corylopsis sinensis)

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Seed Planted: May 14, 2024
Seed Source: Sheffield’s Seeds
 
Dyosporos virginiana Common Persimmon
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Sohpora japonica Japanese pagoda tree
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Gleditsia triacanthos thornless honey locust
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I have around 100 of these relatively rare (dinosaur) trees of various sizes. If anyone is interested in trading for one of these (or any other species that I’ve posted on this thread) please shoot me a message.

Japanese umbrella-pine or Kōyamaki
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Seed Planted: September, 2019
Seed Source: A client’s landscape trees
 

So far this batch of saplings has faired well through two (fairly mild) New England winters . . . if a Cape Cod winter can be called a New England winter.

Coast Redwood​

(Sequoia sempervirens)

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Seed Planted: May 2022
Seed Source: Sheffield’s Seeds

Extreme Collection

The EXTREME collection is from trees at the highest elevations on the ridgetops. Usually more inland. Hotter, drier, perhaps more cold tolerant as well, in snowy areas.

 
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