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(Listed Zone numbers refer to the minimum or lowest/coldest Zone the tree can flourish in. 
Trees will also flourish in the next few warmer{higher} zones as well - often even higher if given shelter 
from extremes and provided sufficient water. 
Mature heights are given but are always estimates as they will vary depending on your climate.
Seed Packages contain 30-40 or more seeds each unless otherwise noted-numbers in parenthesis are averages.

#2.
Abies nordmanniana ~ Nordmann Fir ~  Z5/135ft., (20 seeds per pkt.)
Very dark green needles. Often used as a Christmas tree in Europe.
Good boundary and screen tree.

#3.
Albizzia julibrissin 'rosea'  ~ Silk Tree ~   Z7-30ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
A small to medium size pretty little garden tree when in bloom with deep pink or white 'powderpuff' type flowers, dark green compound leaves.

#4.
Acer ginnala ~ Amur Maple ~    Z3-15/20ft., (35 seeds per pkt.)
Smallish 'Oriental' looking tree having dense foliage and spreading habit-very tough. Vivid scarlet autumn colour makes this an excellent ornamental planting. Often used in Japanese landscaping and Bonsai.

#5. 
Acer buergerianum ~ Trident Maple ~    Z4/5-25ft., (35 seeds per pkt.)
Gets its name from having a distinguished three lobed dark green leaf. A nice yard tree as it is fairly compact with good fall colour. Also quite popular as a bonsai. 

#6.
Acer negundo ~ Box Elder ~    Z2-50/60ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Extremely hardy for drought and cold. Fast growing shade tree. Thrives anywhere. 

#7.
Acer pennsylvanicum ~ Striped  Maple ~    Z4-40ft., (35 seeds per pkt.)
A small North American native maple with brilliant golden yellow fall colour. Smooth green bark with white stripes. Clear yellow fall foliage. Excellent landscape tree.

 #8.
Acer capillipes ~ "Ornamental Striped Bark Maple" ~    Z4/5-25ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
An interesting and fairly rare striped bark maple tree native to Japan. Smaller than the 'A. Pennsylvanicum' with white stripes on brown. Yellow to crimson fall colour. 

#9.
Acer cissifolium ~ Ivy Leaf Maple ~    Z5/30ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Leaves are composed of 3 leaflets, tree is quite rounded in form as wide as it is tall, does well in full sun and has fabulous Fall Maple colours. A Japanese native and one of the rarer Japanese native Maples in the garden.

#10.
Acer spicatum ~ Mountain Maple ~    Z3-30ft., (35 seeds per pkt.)
An excellent medium size maple native to Eastern North America. Brilliant fall colours and very hardy.

#11.
Acer pseudoplatanus ~ Sycamore Maple ~    Z4-50ft., (40 seeds per packet)
A fairly large maple with a good spread-not often seen in landscapes. Tough, resilient to exposed conditions, salt and the seaside. (Sold out - Temp. Unavail.)

#12.
Acer saccharum ~ Sugar Maple ~    Z3-60/100ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
An ideal sturdy shade tree. Largest of the native maples with stunning yellow to scarlet Fall colour. Maple sugar producer.

#13.
Acer tegmentosum ~ Manchu Striped Maple ~    Z4-30ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
A small "snakebark" Maple Tree sparsely branched with purple to grey green bark and faintly white striped. Yellow/green Spring flowers with bright clear yellow Fall colour. Native to the Japanese islands. Different. Rare.

#14.
Acer palmatum sp. ~ Japanese Maple ~    Z5-20/30ft., (35 seeds per pkt.)
Green leafed, upright Japanese Maple widely used as a landscape specimen in Japanese gardens.

#15.
Acer palmatum cv. ~ "Suminagashi" ~    Z5/6-12/15ft., (20 seeds per pkt.)
Parent is large leafed with seven fingered elongated leaves with ends tapering to a thin sharp point. Spring color is bright purple red becoming almost a black red or very deep maroon in Summer. Fall tones are crimson. Strong growing, vigorous and semi-upright. A popular choice.

#16.
Acer japonicum cv. ~ "Meigetsu" ~    Z5/6 -12/15ft., (20 seeds per pkt.)
Sometimes referred to as a "Full Moon Maple". Species native to Japan, parent displays a broad, circular, 
9 fingered, tapered green leaf.

#17.
Acer palmatum 'atropurpureum' sp. ~ Red Japanese Maple ~  Z5-20/30ft., (25 seeds per pkt.)
Upright habit with bright red leaves. Exceptional landscape or Japanese garden planting.

#18.
Acer palmatum 'atropurpureum' cv. ~ "Bloodgood" ~    Z5-20/30ft., (20 seeds per packet)
Parent is a cultivar. Considered to be a superior selected form of  'atropurpureum' having a richer darker
"Blood Red" leaf colour. 

#19
Acer palmatum cv. ~ 'Scolopendrifolium Rubra' ~    Z5/6-8ft., (15 seeds per packet.)
Parent is a cultivar. A selected form with extremely dissected very long narrow elongated red leaves. Foliage is so 'cut' and long that it almost resembles bamboo. Beautiful and rare.

#20.
Acer palmatum cv. ~ "Crimson Queen" ~    Z5-6/8-12ft., (20 seeds per packet)
Parent exhibits crimson tones in Spring, red foliage, holds colour well throughout summer, broad cascading, deeply cut narrow leaves. Striking foliage. 

#21.
Acer palmatum cv. ~ "Burgundy Lace" ~    Z5-6/10ft., (20 seeds per packet.)
A selected form of eventual cascading habit with a broad canopy of Burgundy Red serrated leaves. 
A favourite choice.

#22.
Acer palmatum 'dissectum' cv. ~ 'Viridus' ~   Z5-6/12ft., (25 seeds per packet)
Parent is a cultivar. Green "Laceleaf" Japanese Maple  with eventual cascading/weeping form-Fall foliage is yellow brushed with red. A favourite choice. 

#23.
Acer palmatum cv. ~ "Sherwood Flame" ~    Z5-6/10-12ft., (25 seeds per pkt.)
Parent is a cultivar. Habit is similiar to 'Burgundy Lace' but slender and somewhat more upright with flame red leaves in Spring. (Sold Out-Temp. Unavailable)

#24.
Acer palmatum cv. ~ "Ornatum" ~    Z5-6/6-10ft., (15+ seeds per package)
Parent is an ornate form, slender, elegant habit,  green with red tones. Darker burgundy color late in summer. 
Very dissected foliage. Weeping cascading habit.

Please note:
All of our seeds are always handsorted for quality & individually packaged only when your order is filled-no chaff, flat or unformed seeds make up the weight or numbers in our packages. We are not re-sellers of pre-packaged seeds. Our seeds are carefully packaged only at the time of your order in seed envelopes in addition to interior ziploks. All seed orders shipped in padded packaging.

#25.
Acer platanoides ~ Norway Maple ~   Z3-60ft., (25 seeds per pkt.)
A large adaptable Maple - green in summer with very good bright yellow fall colour. A standard street or park tree. 

#26.
Acer rubrum ~ Red Maple ~   Z3-100ft., (35 seeds per pkt.)
Dense foliage, profuse small red flowers in April. Native to the eastern U.S. More cold hardy than Acer platanoides and grows faster. Brilliant scarlet fall colour.

#27.
Acer tataricum ~ Tartarian Maple ~   Z4-30ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Small tree similiar to Acer ginnala but taller and having unlobed leaves, good red fall colour and bright red samara wings. Very tough-a good choice when a small tree is needed.

#28.
Betula pendula ~ European White Birch ~  Z2-70 ft. (100 seeds per pkt.)
Good Fall colour. Bark on trunk is white with black fissures. Larger branches display showy bright white bark. Casts a light shade and is considered to be agood lawn tree. Widely grown.

#29.
Betula albosinensis ~ Chinese Red Birch ~  Z4-70ft., (100 seeds per pkt.)
Rich red-brown to orange-red exfoliating bark. Upright rounded form. Dark yellow green leaves turn bright golden in fall.

#30.
Betula lenta ~ Sweet Birch ~    Z3-75ft. (100 seeds per pkt.)
Narrow upright habit. Cherry like dark brown-red non-peeling bark. Dark glossy green leaves turn yellow in fall. Native to eastern U.S. 

#31.
Betula platyphylla 'japonica' ~ Japanese White Birch ~    Z3-60ft., (100 seeds per pkt.)
Pure white bark, shiny green leaves, yellow fall colour. Really nice in clumps. Native to Japan.

#32.
Betula papyrifera ~ Paperbark Birch ~   Z2-75ft., (100 seeds per pkt.)
Considered by many to be the most ornamental of native birches-chalk white bark peels in papery layers. Golden fall colour-also known as Canoe Birch.

#33.
Buxus microphylla ~ Littleleaf Boxwood ~   Z5-6ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
A dense compact "Boxwood" shrub good for hedging and privacy.

#34.
Bauhinia purpurea ~ Orchid Tree ~   Z8-25/40ft., (60 seeds per pkt.)
Also known as "Purple Camels Foot". Native to S.E. Asia and S. China a medium sized flowering tree bearing pink to nearly white flowers. Hummingbird and Butterfly attractor.

#35.
Calluna vulgaris ~ Scotch Heather ~   Z4-2ft., (85 seeds per pkt.)
A low ground cover having masses of purple and pink flowers in late summer-spreads rapidly.
(sold out.-temp. unavail. until next year.)

#36.
Campsis radicans ~ Trumpet Creeper ~   Z4-30ft., (50 seeds per pkt.)
A woody climbing vine having showy 3 inch red to orange flowers-hummingbird attractor. 

#37.
Caragana aborescens ~ Siberian Pea Tree ~   Z3-20ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
A very hardy small tree with bright yellow flowers in spring-bright green leaves. Excellent screen or windbreak.

#38.
Caragana microphylla ~ Littleleaf Caragana ~  Z3-18ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Similiar to 'aborescens' but smaller shiny green compound leaves-light yellow flowers.

#39.
Carpinus betula ~ European Hornbeam ~   Z4-40ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Said to be one of the finest landscape trees; excellent for groupings, hedges or screens. Upright oval habit when mature-dark green foliage, yellow fall colour. 

#40.
Carpinus orientalis ~ Oriental Hornbeam ~  Z4-25ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Small shiny green leaves with twisted branches and stems giving the tree an interesting winter aspect. 

#41.
Carpinus caroliniana ~ Blue Beech ~   Z4-30ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Handsome dark 'Beech' like tree. Dark green leaves in summer with good yellow, orange and red fall colour. A small tree also known as Ironwood. (Sold Out till next year)

#42.
Cedrus atlantica ~ Atlas Cedar ~   Z6-60ft., (18 large seeds per pkt.)
A very beautiful specimen tree said to be unmatched by any conifer. Grey-green needles with pyramidal habit. 

#43.
Cedrus deodara ~ Deodar Cedar ~   Z9-70ft., (20 large seeds per pkt.)
A good grower for the south and west coast of the US. Has a very graceful horizontal weeping habit with pendulous branches. A particularly beautiful tree. 

#44.
Cedrus libani ~ Cedar of Lebanon ~   Z6-40/60ft., (18 large seeds per package)
A 'stately' tree. Wide and flat topped, coniferous specimen tree. Said to have originated in the Taurus Mountains around Turkey. The state tree of Lebanon.

#45.
Celtis occidentalis ~ Common Hackberry ~  Z2-75ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Similar to Elm but considered to be superior. Withstands heat and drought. Spreading crown, red-orange berries. Sturdy, deep rooted and tough. A good tree to hang a swing from. Good for wildlife too. 

#46.
Cersis canadensis ~ Eastern Redbud ~   Z4-24ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
Small handsome multi-stem tree with red buds opening into purplish-pink flowers before leaf break in spring. 
Widely planted ornamental tree and native to eastern U.S.

#47.
Cersis siliquastrum ~ Judas Tree ~   Z7-40ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Bears small purplish rose pea like flowers in spring before leaf break. 

#48.
Cersis chinensis ~ Chinese Redbud ~   Z6-10ft., (35 seeds per pkt.)
Small, upright, usually multi-trunked. Bears rose-purple or purplish flowers slightly larger than the Eastern Redbud. Very pretty.

#49.
Chaenomeles japonica ~ Japanese Dwarf Flowering Quince ~    Z3-3ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Coral orange-red bloom in spring. Specimen plant or easily sheared to hedge. Very pretty as well as being tolerant of heat, cold and variable soils.

#50.
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ~ Lawson False Cypress ~   Z5-75ft., (35 seeds per pkt.) 
Also known as a Port Orford Cedar. Densely pyramidal with soft graceful bluish-green foliage. Quite stately and elegant in habit.

#51.
Chamaecyparis obtusa ~ Hinoki Cypress ~   Z5-70ft., (35 seeds per pkt.)
A Japanese native. Evergreen with conical habit, spreading pendulous branches. 10-20 ft. wide. Small orange brown cones, shredding red-brown bark. Useful as a foundation or specimen planting.

#52.
Chionanthus retusa ~ Chinese Fringe Tree ~   Z5-30ft., (20 large seeds per pkt.)
A small tree bearing a profusion of fragrant snowy white fringed flowers followed by dark blue fruit. Habit is mounding and spreading with dark green leathery leaves. 

#53.
Chionanthus virginicus ~ Old Man's Beard ~   Z5-30ft., (20 large seeds per pkt.)
Similiar to retusa but hardier with dark glossy green leaves 8 inch white flower panicles. Will tolerate some shade but flowers best in full sun. Native to the U.S. 

#53 A.
Clematis vitalba ~ Traveller's Joy ~   Z5-25ft., (30 seeds per packet)
Vigorous climber. 1 inch white flowers. Almond scented

#54.
Cornus alternifolia ~ Pagoda Dogwood ~   Z4-25ft., (25 seeds per pkt.)
A small flowering tree having horizontally tiered branches, small pale yellow-white flowers with tiny blue black fruit. Good fall colour and interesting shape. 

#55.
Cornus controversa ~ Giant Dogwood ~   Z6-60ft., (30+ seeds per pkt.)
Tiered branches bearing masses of small white flowers. A large and impressive Dogwood.

#56.
Cornus mas ~ Cornelian Cherry Dogwood ~   Z5-20ft., (20 large seeds per pkt.)
An early blooming small Dogwood bearing tiny yellow flowers. A year round ornamental with nice fall colour and edible 3/4 inch bright scarlet berries. 

#57.
Cornus florida 'Rubra' ~ Red Flowering Dogwood ~    Z5-35ft., (20 large seeds per pkt.)
Tiered like other Dogwoods often with red, sometimes pink flowers-an eye catching specimen. Many seedlings will be white flowered which are also very beautiful.

#58.
Cornus kousa "Milky Way" ~ Kousa Dogwood ~    Z5-20ft., (20 large seeds per pkt.)
A beautiful small tree of horizontal tiered habit. Creamy white flowers appear in layers above the horizontal foliage. Fruits resembling raspberries in late summer. Parent is "Milky Way", a heavy flowering selected form. 

#59.
Cornus officinalis ~ Japanese Cornel Dogwood ~   Z6-24ft., (20 large seeds per pkt.)
Resembles Cornus mas but its exfoliating bark is more colourful with rich greys, browns and oranges. Early spring flower display is impressive. 

#60.
Cornus sanguinea ~ Bloodtwig Dogwood ~   Z4-10ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
A small hardy dogwood, white flowers with dark red twigs in winter and reddish fall colour. 

#61.
Corylopsis sinensis ~ Chinese Winterhazel ~  Z5-10ft., (25 seeds per pkt.)
A rather rare tree or large shrub bearing yellow flowers in spring. Not often seen.

#62.
Cotinus coggygria ~ Smoke Tree ~    Z5-15ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
A small tree producing feathery blooms which often resembles billowing clouds of smoke.

#63.
Crataegus laevigata ~ English Hawthorn ~    Z5-16ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
The most ornamental of the specie Hawthorns having white to pink small flowers and deep red fruit.

#64.
Crataegus monogyna ~ European Hawthorn ~    Z5-25ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Sometimes called a single seeded English Hawthorn but larger,denser and more variable in form than laevigata.

#65.
Crataegus phaenopyrum ~ Washington Hawthorn ~   Z5-27ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Slightly larger then the European and English Hawthorn. White flowers are borne in Spring followed by red to orange fruits which persist into winter.

#66.
Cryptomeria japonica ~ Japanese Red Cedar ~    Z5-90ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
Graceful and stately with a conical form, reddish brown peeling bark with bluish green drooping foliage. 
Bonsai candidate.

#67.
Cupressus sempervirens ~ Italian Cypress ~    Z7-30ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
Interesting narrow columnar form with dark green foliage.

#68.
Cytisus scoparius ~ Scotch Broom ~     Z5-8ft., (50 seeds per pkt.)
Mounded habit with bright 1 inch yellow flowers.

#69.
Elaeagnus angustifolia ~ Russian Olive ~    Z2-20ft., (25 seeds per pkt.)
Nice tough little tree with small aromatic yellow flowers. Landscape specimen or windbreak. 

#70.
Elaeagnus umbellata ~ Autumn Olive ~    Z3-12ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
A wide spreading little tree with bright green leaves and silver underleaf, yellow  flowers and scarlet red berries used in preserves. Good wildlife attractor.

#71.
Elaeagnus commutata ~ Silverberry ~    Z3-12ft., (35 seeds per pkt.)
Silvery leaves, fragrant silver-yellow flowers in mid-summer. Bears small silver berries as well. Good for a smallish garden, pretty and interesting too. 

#72.
Fagus grandifolia ~ American Beech ~   Z4-100ft., (12 large seeds per pkt.)
An impressive and sturdy native Beech with smooth gray bark, dark green leaves and glorious golden brown foliage in fall. Edible nuts. An excellent shade tree. 

#73.
Fagus sylvatica 'Purpurea'  ~ Purple Leaf European Beech ~      Z4-60/90ft., (12 large seeds per pkt.)
Unquestionably one of the best of the large ornamental shade trees. Magnificent and stately. While seedling color will vary a proportion of seedlings will resemble the parent. 

#74.
Fraxinus americana ~ American White Ash ~   Z3-90ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
A handsome specimen with dark green leaves, ridged diamond pattern dark grey bark with purple and yellow fall foliage. Excellent shade tree.

#75.
Fraxinus excelsior ~ European Ash ~    Z5-60ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Popular garden and park tree. Foliage turns a clear yellow in fall. 

#76.
Fraxinus ornus ~ Flowering Ash ~    Z4-50ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Beautiful shiny oval leaves follow fragrant white blossoms. Popular in European gardens for centuries.

#77.
Fraxinus pennsylvanica ~ Green Ash ~    Z2-60ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
Vigorous and well shaped dense shade tree-fast grower. Ideal for roadside, lawn tree or land reclamation.

#78.
Hamamelis mollis ~ Chinese Witch Hazel ~    Z5-6/14ft., (25 seeds per pkt.)
Yellow flowers in spring with yellow-orange fall foliage. Unusual branch habit. An interesting little tree. 

#79.
Hamamelis japonica ~ Japanese Witch Hazel ~   Z5-8/15ft., (20 seeds per pkt.)
Similiar to mollis but having a more open & wide spreading habit-leaves turn red, yellow and purple in fall. 

#80.
Hamamelis virginiana ~ Common Witch Hazel ~  Z4-20ft., (25 seeds per pkt.)
The hardiest and most fragrant Witch Hazel with yellow flowers produced between October and December often as the leaves are turning. Multi-trunked arching into an open canopy. 

#81.
Hibiscus syriacus ~ Rose of Sharon ~    Z5-24ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
Small tree with big conspicuous late summer flowers. Flowers usually white, sometimes blue purple or red.
(temporarily unavailable until the Fall)

#82.
Holodiscus discolor ~ Ocean Spray ~    Z6-12ft., (70 seeds per pkt.)
A fast growing elegant shrub with spreading branching stems bearing pendant sprays of tiny white flowers on 8 inch clusters. (sold out-temp. unavailable till next good harvest)

#83.
Hippopahe rhamnoides ~ Sea Buckthorn ~    Z4-25ft., (50 seeds per pkt.)
Narrow green leaves and thorns-bears particularly bright orange berries clustered tightly along the branches which persist through winter-widely grown in Russia and elsewhere and said to have medicinal properties. A particularly showy and  unusual looking tree when in fruit.

#84.
Ilex aquifolium ~ English Holly ~     Z5-35ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Shiny dark green leaves with fragrant white flowers, produces small red berries.

#85.
Ilex opaca ~ American Holly ~     Z5-35ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Pyramidal in habit with shiny yellow green leaves, bears 1/2 inch red berries which persist through winter.

#86.
Ilex verticillata ~ Common Winterberry ~    Z4/20ft., (45 seeds per pkt.)
Dark green leaves in summer. Bright red fruits in Fall-vivid in Winter.

#87.
Juniperus chinensis ~ Chinese Juniper ~   Z4-60ft., (35 seeds per pkt.)
A very nice evergreen with a narrow habit having blue green needles. Bonsai candidate or specimen plant.

#88.
Juniperus virginiana ~ Eastern Red Cedar ~   Z3-50ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
Dense and pyramid shaped-native to North America-a tough tree bearing red/gray bark-source of fragrant cedar wood. 

#89.
Koelreuteria paniculata ~ Goldenrain Tree ~   Z5-50ft., (15 large seeds per pkt.)
Interesting tree bearing 10 inch long pannicles of yellow flowers and red or brown pods. Sparingly branched. 
Autumn foliage turns yellow. 

#90.
Kolkwitzia amabilis ~ Beauty Bush ~    Z4-15ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
Absolutely gorgeous large flowering shrub. Arching vase like habit, flowers pink with yellow throat borne in vast profusion. Stunning!

#91.
Laburnum anagyroides ~ Goldenchain Tree ~    Z4-25ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
Our favourite flowering tree with its long hanging 10 inch bright yellow flower pannicles. Fast growing and immense visual impact when in bloom.

#92.
Laburnum alpinum ~ Scotch Laburnum ~    Z4-16ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Almost  identical to the Goldenchain but somewhat daintier and said to be slightly hardier.

#93.
Lagerstroemia indica ~ Crape Myrtle ~    Z7-40ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
One of the longest blooming trees there is at 60 to 80 days continous bloom of large showy clusters of white and shades of pink and occasionaly purple and red. Flower petals are crinkly. Tree is vigorous and hardy and is magnificent when grown in the middle of a lawn. A cluster of these will provide a flowering canopy.

#94.
Lonicera tartarica ~ Tartarian Honeysuckle ~   Z3-10ft., (50 seeds per pkt.)
A very fragrant and vigorous honeysuckle, abundant pale pink buds open to masses of white blooms. The scent becomes very powerful at night-wonderful! One cannot have enough Honeysuckle.

#95.
Lonicera japonica ~ Japanese Honeysuckle ~   Z4-20ft., (50 seeds per pkt.)
The Japanese Honeysuckle is a particularly vigorous twining vine with extremely fragrant white blossoms changing to yellow with age. (sold out-temp. unavailable pending next harvest)

#96.
Lonicera maackii ~ Amur Honeysuckle ~    Z4-15ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
Dense and spreading bush honeysuckle with dark green leaves with purple underleaf-flowers white to yellow, red fruit. Extremely fragrant after sundown.

#97.
Lonicera xylosteum ~ European Fly Honeysuckle ~     Z4-8ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
White fragrant flowers, gray greenish foliage, a spreader like all honeysuckles but somewhat rounder in form.

#98.
Magnolia kobus ~ Northern Japanese Magnolia ~  Z5-30ft., (10 large seeds per pkt.)
Excellent multi-trunked white flowering, small, hardy magnolia. "Star" type blooms open to 3-5 inches before leaf break. Native to Japan and fairly rare.

#99.
Magnolia sieboldii ~ Oyama Magnolia~    Z6-15ft., (15 seeds per package.)
A native of Japan with 4" pure white bowl shaped flowers and red stamens. Another excellent little Japanese Magnolia

#100.
Magnolia denudata ~ Oriental Yulan Magnolia ~   Z6-35ft., (12 large seeds per package)
Widely found planted around Temples in the Far East such that it is also known as "The Temple Magnolia".
8 inch white fragrant flowers emerge before leaf break. Stunning when in bloom. Habit becomes more open with age. Native to Central China. 

#101.
Magnolia campbellii var. mollicomata ~ Campbell's Magnolia ~    Z8/9-70ft., (10 lg. seeds per pkt.)
7 inch Rose coloured flowers before leaves emerge. Magnificent and rare.

#102.
Magnolia stellata ~ The Star Magnolia ~    Z5/20ft., (12 large seeds per package)
A hardy little Japanese native Magnolia. A diminutive Magnolia good for smaller gardens. New leaves emerge with a bronze cast. Flowers white to pink, 3 to 4 inches wide with narrow petals. Very showy.

#103.
Maclura pomifera ~ Osage Orange ~   Z5-50ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Tough, adaptible native tree usually with a short trunk, wide spreading branches, occasionally pendulous. Bright green summer leaf with yellow fall colour. Bears a non-edible fruit resembling a woody orange.

#104.
Morus alba ~ White Mulberry ~   Z5- 30ft., (60 seeds per pkt.)
Small dense round topped tree bearing white fruits. Good wildlife attractor.

#105.
Morus rubra ~ Red or American Mulberry ~   Z6-40ft., (50 seeds per pkt.)
More open and irregular than 'alba' Dark green leaves, dark red or purple fruits. Native to Eastern and central North America. Good wildlife attractor.

#106.
Malus baccata ~ Siberian Crab ~    Z2-50ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
An extremely hardy flowering crab with white flowers and small red to yellow fruits.

#107.
Malus floribunda ~ Japanese Flowering Crab ~   Z4-30ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Originated in the fabled Tien Shen mountains. Deep pink flowers, densely branched and rounded bearing small red or yellow fruits. Very ornamental small garden specimen.

#108.
Malus hupehensis ~ Tea Crab ~   Z4-50ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Upright and very pronounced open vase like habit, abundant small red to yellow fruits and white flowers. 

#109.
Malus sylvestris ~ French Crabapple ~   Z4-40ft., (25 seeds per pkt.)
White flowering, bears yellow fruits excellent for jams and jellies.

#110.
Malus sargentii ~ Sargent's Crab ~   Z4-8ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
Exceedlingly ornamental small flowering bush or tree-profuse white blooms and small dark red fruits. Has very pretty yellow anthers inside clear white petals. You will not find a more beautiful small flowering tree in our opinion. Bonsai too.

#111.
Malus coronaria ~ Sweet Scented Flowering Crab ~   Z5/30ft., (35 seeds per pkt.)
Surprisingly fragrant 1-2" white flowers. Small 1-11/2 inch fruits. Ornamental flowering tree. Really worth growing and not widely seen.

 #112.
Nandina domestica ~ Heavenly Bamboo ~   Z6/8ft., (35 seeds per pkt.)
Not a true Bamboo. Has fine lacy cane like foliage and colour for all four seasons. Spring foliage is bright bronze red, 6-12 inch creamy white flower pannicles, blue-green summer foliage and clusters of bright green berries changing to bright red for fall and winter, fall foliage exhibits shades of pink and red. Attracts cedar Waxwings, Mockingibrds and Robins.

#113.
Paeonia suffruticosa ~ Moutan Tree Peony ~   Z6-5ft., (10 large seeds per pkt.)
Upright shrub cultivated over the last two millennia for its magnificent large pink to white blooms. 

#114.
Paulownia tomentosa ~ Empress Tree ~   Z6/7-60ft., (20 seeds per pkt.)
Exceptionally fast grower with pale violet flowers sporting yellow stripes inside and resembling foxgloves to some extent.

#115.
Parthenocissus quinquefolia ~ Virginia Creeper ~   Z3-50ft., (35 seeds per pkt.)
Fast growing, clinging vine good for covering walls or fences. Deep burgundy red fall colour with small blue fruits. Bird attractor.

#116.
Parthenocissus tricuspidata ~ Boston Ivy ~   Z4-60ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Vigorous climbing vine, will cover bare slopes or climb into trees. Good red-orange fall colour.

#117.
Phellodenron amurense ~ Amur Cork Tree ~   Z3-40ft., (25 seeds per pkt.)
Corky bark with orange-yellow branchlets, leaves are dark and glossy and somewhat aromatic. Usually broader than tall and often grown in parks. Bonsai candidate.

#118.
Picea pungens 'glauca' ~ Colorado Blue Spruce ~    Z2-100ft., (50 seeds per pkt.)
Bluish foliage, renowned blue spruce. Widely planted across North America.

#119.
Picea abies ~ Norway Spruce ~   Z3-100ft., (50 seeds per pkt.)
Tall broad timber tree. Fast grower, purple cones.

#120.
Pinus aristata ~ Bristlecone Pine ~   Z5-8/45ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Picturesque dwarf pine. Tough, slow grower, lives forever. Becoming rarer in nature. Also used for Bonsai.

#121.
Pinus eldarica  ~ Afghan Pine ~     Z8-70ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Popular in the South West for its ability to withstand exposed conditions, dry winds and unamended alkaline soils.

#122.
Pinus densiflora ~ Japanese Red Pine ~   Z4-40ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Long showy bright blue-green needles. Irregular crooked growth habit and orange-red peeling bark make this an interesting and picturesque specimen tree. Widely used as a bonsai tree.

#123.
Pinus ponderosa ~ Ponderosa Pine ~    Z4-150ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Also known as a Western Yellow Pine. Fast growing, tall and straight with dark yellow green needles.

#124.
Pinus resinosa ~ Red Pine ~   Z4-80ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
A medium sized Conifer good for timber and land reclamation as well a boundary tree. Branch ends are tufted somewhat resembling a fox tail. Needles are 4-6 inches long. 

#125.
Pinus pinea ~ Italian Stone Pine ~   Z6-80ft., (8 large seeds per package.)
Asymmetrical and flat-topped in habit, 6" bright green stiff needles, 5" cones, 1/2" edible seeds (pignolia nuts). 

#126.
Pinus wallichiana ~ Himalayan White Pine ~   Z6-120ft., (25  seeds per pkt.)
Considered to be an excellent and beautiful pine for larger areas. Very graceful and broad at maturity. Unusual 6''-8" drooping needle habit gives this tree a soft textured effect. Used as an ornamental specimen planting in Europe. Bonsai too.

#127.
Pinus bungeana ~ Lace Bark Pine ~   Z5-40ft., (15 seeds per pkt.)
An ornamental Pine tree noted for its long lustrous bright green needles and unusual bark which eventually exfoliates and shows irregular coloured patterns. Pyrimidal in habit and often multi-trunked though can easily be trained to a single trunk. A good landscape choice. Originated in China. Bonsai too.

#128.
Pinus thunbergiana ~ Japanese Black Pine ~   Z5-80ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Widely planted ornamental pine. Shears best of any pine, bright green slightly twisted needles-often irregular in habit. Very popular Bonsai tree.

#129.
Platanus orientalis ~ Oriental Planetree ~  Z5-90ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
Large rounded and handsome shade tree. Popular street tree.

#130.
Platanus occidentalis ~ American Sycamore ~  Z4-100ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
Fast growing massive shade tree with exfoliating bark.

 

~ Rugosa Roses, Shrub Roses, Hardy & Wild Roses ~
Excellent for foliage, fragrance, hips and naturalizing.
20-40 seeds per packet depending on the specie.
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#131.
rosa acicularis ~ Polar Rose ~  Z2-3ft.
Rose to purple pink fragrant single spring blooms, small red rose hips in summer. Extremely cold hardy, most northerly occuring rose growing circumpolar around the planet. 

#132.
rosa arkansana ~ Prairie Rose ~  Z4-1/3ft.,
Low shrub with clusters of deep pink to light red blooms followed by red hips. 

#133.
rosa brunonii ~ Rambling Himalayan Rose ~  Z5-15ft.,
Milk white flowers borne on a rambler of great beauty. Bluish foliage. Also called "Himalayan Musk Rose'.

#134.
rosa canina ~ Dog Rose ~  Z3-5ft.,
Pink to white, spreading and very fragrant. Hips.

#135.
rosa chinensis ~ China Rose ~  Z5-3ft.,
Single white, pink or crimson flowers produced in clusters. 

#136.
rosa eglanteria ~ Sweet Briar Rose ~  Z5-10ft.,
1 inch fragrant single pink roses in small clusters. 1/2 inch orange to scarlet hips, erect arching branches.

#137.
rosa hugonis ~ Father Hugo's Rose ~  Z4-8ft.,
Clear Canary yellow 2'' blooms on upright arching stems during May and June. Red hips persist into winter. 

#138.
rosa multiflora ~ Japanese Rose ~  Z5-10ft.,
Covered with white blossoms followed by small red berries for winter bird food. Arching habit is excellent for dense hedge.

#139.
rosa xanthina ~ "Yellow Flowered Shrub Rose" ~  Z5-6-10ft.,
Similiar to 'hugonis', broad and spreading. Yellow flowers appear all along the branches and add to the arching effect.

#140.
rosa moyesii ~ Moyes Rose ~  Z4-8ft.,
Dark wine red flowers 2 to 3'' across in groups-glamorous. Red orange hips. Arching, fine feathery foliage.Originated in China.

#141.
rosa spinosissima ~ Scotch Rose ~  Z4-3ft.,
White flowers, bristly and erect spreads easily. Dark maroon hips.

#142.
rosa rubrifolia ~ Red Leaf Rose ~  Z2-6ft.,
Leaves stay purplish red throughout the summer. Single red-pink flowers bearing elongated deep red rose hips in clusters.

#143.
rosa rugosa 'alba' ~ Rugosa Rose ~  Z2-4/6ft.,
Rugosas are extremely vigorous and hardy, white , pink or red flowers up to 3'' across. Fabulous scent. Hips persist into winter. Great for wildlife, winter interest or making your garden very fragrant.

#144.
rosa rugosa 'pink selection' ~ Rugosa Rose ~  Z2-4/6ft., 
Same as 'alba' but pink flowers.

#145.
rosa rugosa 'red selection' ~ Rugosa Rose ~  Z2-4/6ft., 
Same as 'alba' but red flowers.

#146.
rosa wichuriana ~ Memorial Rose ~  Z5-12ft.,
Rambling rose, white-pinkish flowers. (Temp. unavailable pending next harvest)

#147.
rosa gallica 'alba' ~ "Old World Rose" ~  Z5-10ft.,
Seed harvested from antique white flowered Gallicas.

~ Shrub roses produced from seed tend to really thrive as compared with many grafted roses. On the whole they are hardy, vigorous, disease free and produce a wonderful fragrance.

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 Lilacs For a scented garden
All regular Lilac pkts. contain 40-50 seeds each.

#148.
Syringa josikaea ~ Hungarian Lilac ~  Z5-10ft.
Exceptionally deep violet blooms in early summer compared to other lilacs, 8 inch flower clusters with nice fragrance.

#149.
Syringa oblata ~ Early Lilac ~  Z3/4-12ft.
Pale purple-lilac blooms a week or two earlier then Common Lilac. New growth bronze-green- later glossy green turning wine red in fall. You can't have enough of these in a scented garden.

#151.
Syringa reticulata ~ Japanese Tree Lilac ~  Z4-30ft.
More 'tree like'and the largest of the lilacs having large creamy white flower clusters.

#152.
Syringa villosa ~ Late Lilac ~  Z3-10ft.
Rosy lilac to white flowers in 3 to 6 inch clusters often with several at each branch tip, fragrant. Blooms later than other lilacs.

#153.
Syringa vulgaris ~ Common Lilac ~  Z3-20ft.
"Old Fashioned French Lilac". Perhaps the most popular of all lilacs due to its rich colour ranging from purplish red to lilac and purple, extremely fragrant with a broad rounded habit.

#154.
Syringa vulgaris 'alba' ~ Common White Lilac ~ Z3-20ft.
Same as the "Old Fashioned" but white flowers. (temp. unavail.till next harvest)

#155.
Syringa wolfii  ~ Wolf's Lilac ~  Z4-18ft.
Fragrant lilac flowers up to a foot long.

#156.
Sophora japonica ~ Japanese Pagoda Tree ~  Z5-60ft., (20 large seeds per package).
A medium sized tree grown for its elegant foliage and shape as well as its 6-12 inch fragrant white flowers. 

#157.
Styrax japonica ~ Japanese Snowbell ~  Z6/30ft., (25 seeds per package)
Beautiful small tree, rounded, horizontally layered. 3/4 inch white flowers with yellow stamens. Native to Japan..

#158.
Sorbus acuparia ~ European Mountain Ash ~  Z4-40ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
Puts on a great show of dense clusters of creamy white flowers followed by bright red berries. Its berries attract many birds in fall and winter. Broad and somewhat pendulous habit.

#159.
Sorbus pohuashanensis ~ 'Oriental' Ash ~  Z4-30ft., (35 seeds per pkt.)
Native to China. Small white flowers borne in 4 inch clusters. 1/4 inch orange red berries. Another favourite of birds.

#160.
Sambucus canadensis ~ American Elderberry ~  Z3-12ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
Large fruit bearing shrub-great for wildlife and jams jellies and wine.

#161.
Sambucus caerulea ~ Blue Elderberry ~   Z5-30ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
Dark blue fruit, yellow-white flowers in flat clusters.

#162.
Sambucus nigra ~ European Elder ~   Z5-20ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
Strong scented yellow-white flowers borne in 5" flat clusters-1/4" shiny black fruit.

#163.
Sambucus racemosa ~ European Red Elderberry ~ Z5-12ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
Clusters of red berries and yellow and white blooms. Ornamental in mass plantings. Good for wildlife.

#164.
Ribes aureum ~ Golden Flowering Currant ~ Z4-6ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
Tubular yellow flowers, dark purple fruits. Great for jams and jellies.

#165.
Taxus baccata ~ Common or Pyramid Yew ~  Z5/6-50ft., (30 seeds per package).
Dark green shiny needles often used for hedges and topiary, red berries, erect-upright. 
(Unavailable untill mid July)

#166.
Taxus chinensis ~ Chinese Yew ~   Z5/6-50ft.,(25 seeds per package)
Good for hedging and privacy barriers. Similiar to Pyramid Yew with curved glossy green needles and scarlet 
berries. (Unavailable until mid July)

#167.
Taxus cuspidata 'Japonica' ~ Japanese Yew ~   Z5-40ft., (35 seeds per package)
Best of the Yews. Can get quite large as well as 15 to 20 ft. broad unless kept sheared. Hardy, slow growing and usually a good thriver in North America. Excellent for screen plantings, etc., Females will set conical flower buds and set red fruit. 

#168.
Tillia americana ~ American Linden or Basswood ~  Z3-80ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
A tall decidous tree with heart shaped dark green leaves, often multi-trunked, fragrant pale yellow to tan half-inch flowers favored by bees. 

#169.
Tillia cordata ~ Littleleaf Linden ~  Z4-70ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
A good lawn or street tree with small dark green shiny lopsided heart shaped leaves and small yellow flowers-the last of the Lindens to flower. Upright, densely branched rounded crown when mature. 

#170.
Tillia tomentosa ~ Silver Linden ~   Z5-70ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Similiar to the other Lindens but with silvery underleaf visible when the wind blows; yellow white flowers in June-a favourite shade tree. 

#171.
Thuja orientalis ~ Oriental Arborvitae ~  Z4-40ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
A dense conical conifer, dark green foliage-often used for foundation plantings, hedges or screens.

#172.
Yucca filamentosa ~ Adams Needle ~   Z6-2/4 ft., (30 seeds per pkt.)
Not something we usually offer but people have asked for it. Looks like a small palm, strap like leaves, showy white flowers borne on high spikes. Good in rock gardens and along wooded borders. Flowers are edible!

#173.
Ulmus americana ~ American Elm ~   Z2-100ft., (40 seeds each)
Classic shade tree. Stately, vase shaped crown-fast growth, yellow fall colour. 

#174.
Ulmus parvifolia ~ Chinese Elm ~   Z4-70ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
A tough attractive tree capable of growing just about anywhere, bark is often patched in varying colours and fall foliage is yellow to reddish purple. Another lovely park or landscape tree. Very popular in bonsai horticulture as well.

#175.
Ulmus pumila ~ Siberian Elm ~   Z4-70ft., (40 seeds per pkt.)
Open, wide spreading habit with several main trunks or branches. Fast grower.

#176.
Wisteria sinensis ~ Chinese Wisteria ~  Z6-30ft., (10 large seeds per pkt.)
Climbing vine, blue violet flowers in 12 inch pendulous clusters. Native to China.

#177.
Wisteria floribunda ~ Japanese Wisteria ~  Z6-30ft., (10 large seeds per pkt.)
A great trellis or arbor vine to 30 ft. with hanging white or violet flower clusters.
(temporarily sold out-available this Fall.)

#178.
Washingtonia robusta ~ Mexican Fan Palm ~  Z9-50/75 ft. (25 seeds per pkt.)
Our token Palm tree but one of the better ones. Big, native to the Baja and Sonora deserts.

* We usually include more seeds per packet than otherwise indicated as previous customers will know. A good percentage of our seed orders are from repeat customers. All seed orders come with at least one complimentary package of tree seeds. Good germination instructions and tips on technique are included with your order for each species. * We have been providing quality tree seeds to gardeners and bonsai hobbyists since 1993 and ship throughout North America every day. * We are also tree propagators and have over twenty years experience in growing trees from the seeds we offer and maintain in our own seedbank.
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*A note on seeds from 'named variants'; clones and diversity. 
The seeds from 'named variants' do not reproduce exact replicas of the cultivar (cv.) from which they derive. While strong resemblance is often found among the progeny, variation should be expected and looked forward to. The seedlings of species (sp.) can also be expected to show divergence of uniformity and phenotypical variation due to open pollination. It is often the case that no two seedlings will be exactly the same. We believe this phenomena to be one of the more interesting facets of propagating trees from seed,-botanic surprises, uniqueness and variation in leaf colour and habit in tree seedlings are welcomed as strong diversity in the garden is a natural and interesting botanic condition in its own right. It should be understood that many vegetatively propagated, widespread 'named variants', originated from open pollinated seedlings. 
They are not necessarily more beautiful than many seed produced similiar 'variants',-they are merely one rendition picked by someone from a number of possible variations that for divergent commercial reasons, not all based primarily on the degree of the cultivar's beauty but often its ease of vegetative propagation, -finds its way into the nursery industry where it is sometimes "cloned" in the millions. It is a misperception to assume that 'named variants' have a corner on the beautiful and unique. Many 'named variants' have come and gone over the years and many beautiful seed produced variants are not taken up by the nursery industry due to long lead in times, their need for a streamlined product line or because they prove too difficult to propagate in vast commercial numbers by vegetative (cloning) means. Those not "taken up" remain to the end of their days, unique, one-off seed produced trees with no names propagated by hobbyists and gardeners. A tree doesn't need a vanity tag to be both beautiful and unique. Diversity is a natural condition and a worthy botanic end in itself. 

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