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  100 American Purple Beauty Berry Seeds

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  AMERICAN PURPLE BEAUTY BERRY SHRUB FLOWER CALLICARPA AMERICANA SEEDS The Beautyberry Shrub is native to The US, Mexico, & some of The Caribbean Islands. It is able to tolerate moist or dry locations, making it easy to care for. Beautyberry is grown primarily as an ornamental & for its value to wildlife. Its lovely arching branches provide habitat, & the large clusters of berries from fall to winter are a favorite of squirrels & birds including cardinals, mockingbirds, finches, woodpeckers, bobwhites, and more. Name: BeautyberryOther Common Names: American Beauty Berry / French Mulberry / Beauty BushScientific Name: Callicarpa AmericanaColor: Pink Flowers / Purple BerriesPlant Seeds: Outdoors After Frost / Indoors Weeks Before Last FrostBloom Time: Flowers May – June / Berries Sept-octHardiness Zone: 6 - 10Plant Height: 6 - 8'Plant Spacing: 6 - 8'Light Requirements: Sun - Part ShadeSoil & Water Preferences: Average

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  50 Northern Catalpa Tree (Catalpa Speciosa) Seeds

  NORTHERN CATALPA TREE INDIAN CIGAR FLOWER SEEDS The Catalpa Tree is a fast grower it will actually reach its full size in just 10 years! The tree has big heart-shaped leaves and interesting seedpods. It attracts bees, birds, and butterflies, and is fragrant. Everybody that has a Catalpa Tree loves them and would not give them up for anything and everyone who has seen one wants one! Name: Northern Catalpa TreeOther Common Names: Western Catalpa / Western Catawba / Indian Cigar Tree / Fish-bait TreeScientific Name: Catalpa SpeciosaColor: Pale Pink - WhitePlant Seeds: Fall / Cold Stratify 2-3 MonthsBloom Time: Late Spring - Mid SummerHardiness Zone: 4 - 8Plant Height: Up to 60 FeetPlant Spacing: 30 FeetLight Requirements: Sun - Part ShadeSoil & Water Preferences: Average

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  20 Woman's Tongue Tree Seeds

  Woman's Tongue Tree White Mimosa Nectar Flower Albizia Lebbeck Legume Seeds The woman's tongue tree is very ornamental & has a long list of wonderful uses! A native of the tropics & sub-tropics, they are very tolerant of humidity, drought, & salty coastal conditions. The plants have traditional herbal & medicinal uses, are grown as an ornamental shade trees, & are used for erosion control. A woman’s tongue is a legume, so it helps the nitrogen levels in the soil to improve the soil’s fertility. They are also grown for honey production, with the flowers being very rich in nectar for honey bees, & are harvested for their quality hardwood lumber. Name: Woman's Tongue TreeOther Common Names: Lebbeck / Lebbeck Tree / Mimosa Lebbeck / Flea Tree / Frywood / Koko / Siris / Rain TreeScientific Name: Albizia LebbeckColor: WhitePlant Seeds: When Soil Temp Warms to 70fBloom Time: SpringHardiness Zone: 9 - 11Plant Height: 40 - 80'Plant Spacing: 40'Light Requirements: SunSoil & Water Preferences: Average

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  100 American Sycamore Tree Seeds – Platanus occidentalis | Giant Shade Tree

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  Grow one of North America's most iconic and majestic trees from seed — the American Sycamore (Platanus occidentalis). Known for its massive size, patchwork bark, and exceptional strength, this fast-growing deciduous tree creates instant visual impact wherever it grows. The American Sycamore can reach 70–100 feet tall, forming a broad canopy perfect for shade, wind protection, and landscape value. Its distinctive peeling bark reveals creamy white and tan patterns, while its large, maple-like leaves turn golden in autumn. Extremely adaptable, this tree thrives in moist soils, urban environments, and varied climates, making it an excellent addition to large yards, parks, farms, and restoration projects. Perfect for beginners and seasoned growers alike, Sycamore seeds germinate reliably and grow rapidly with minimal effort. 🌱 Why Grow American Sycamore Seeds? 🌳 One of the fastest-growing shade trees in North America 🏡 Perfect for creating natural shade canopies 💧 Thrives in moist soils and tolerates urban pollution 🍂 Beautiful exfoliating bark for year-round interest 🌿 Excellent for wildlife habitat and landscape restoration 🌱 Affordable, easy way to grow a giant legacy tree 🌿 Growing Tips Cold stratify seeds for 30–60 days for best germination. Sow in moist, well-drained soil and keep lightly covered. Grow in full sun for fastest height and canopy spread. Water consistently—Sycamores love moisture but tolerate brief drought. Space trees 30–50 ft apart to allow for mature growth. ❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) How tall does an American Sycamore grow?Mature trees commonly reach 70–100 ft, with some exceeding 120 ft. Does the tree grow fast?Yes! Sycamores are rapid growers, often adding several feet per year. Does the tree require a lot of water?It prefers moist soils but becomes drought-tolerant once established. What zones can Sycamore trees grow in?Suitable for USDA Zones 4–9. Is cold stratification necessary for the seeds?Yes, 30–60 days of cold stratification helps ensure strong germination. Where to Buy American Sycamore Seeds for Sale?At Seeds World, we provide fresh, high-quality Platanus occidentalis seeds with fast U.S. shipping—perfect for home gardeners, landscapers, and reforestation projects.

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  20 Purple Smoketree Seeds

  PURPLE SMOKE TREE, COTINUS COGGYGRIA ATROPURPUREA (FAST SHOWY, FALL COLOR) Purple Smoketree offers stunning dark purple foliage that turns red in autumn. The "smoke" is not its flowers but the colorful stalks that remain after the flowers have fallen. It is the long pinkish filaments on the stems of the bloom clusters that create a striking pink to purplish pink cloudlike effect through the summer. Other Names: Purple Smoke Tree, European Smoketree, Smoke Bush Zone: 5 to 8 (possibly 4) Growth Rate: Fast Plant Type: Deciduous, multi-stemmed shrubFamily: Anacardiaceae Native Range: Southern Europe to central ChinaHeight: 10 to 15 feetSpread: 10 to 15 feetShape: Upright, Rounded Bloom Time: May-July Bloom Color: Yellow Sun: Full SunFall Color: Bright shades of yellow, orange, purple, and red. Drought Tolerance: High Water: Medium Maintenance: Medium Site Requirements /Soil Tolerances: Easily grown in average, medium, well-drained soils in full sun. Tolerates a wide range of soils except for wet, poorly-drained ones. Prefers somewhat infertile loams, but also does well in poor, rocky soils. Good drainage is essential. Shallow fibrous root system. Culture: If the bloom is not a concern, stems may be cut back hard in early spring each year to a framework to induce growth of vigorous new shoots with slightly larger than normal leaves. Such hard annual pruning will control the size, but most likely at the expense of profuse flowering. Easy to transplant. Uses Single specimen, group, or mass in shrub borders or sunny areas around the home. The long-lasting summer smoke display makes this a striking accent plant. Also may be used as an informal hedge or screen (a smoke screen as it were). Can be trained as a small tree. Quantity: 20 Seeds

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  Shipped from Allentown, Pennsylvania, USA 20 Douglas Fir Tree Seeds

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  Green Douglas Fir, Pseudotsuga Menziesii Viridis, Tree Seeds Douglas Fir is a huge and stately long-lived evergreen conifer, the largest member of the pine family. Specimens more than 300 feet tall with trunk diameters exceeding 15 feet are known. Some of the larger trees are believed to be over a thousand years old. Douglas Fir has a narrow pyramidal shape, losing their lower branching and becoming more cylindrical with age. The bark on young trees is smooth and ashy gray; that on mature trees is reddish brown and broken into longitudinal plates; really large trees can have bark more than 12 inches thick. The grayish green needles are flattened, quite soft, about 1 inch long, and arranged all around the twigs like a bottle brush. Needles are fragrant when bruised. The cones are oval and pendulous, 2 to 4 inches long and each scale has a conspicuous three-pointed bract that gives the cone an overall spiny look. These trident shaped bracts are unique to the Douglas Firs. Douglas Firs start bearing cones at the tender age of 10 years and continue to produce nearly every year of their lives. Other Names: Douglas-fir, Douglas Spruce, Green Needled Douglas Fir, Pseudotsuga douglasii, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Pseudotsuga taxifolia ViridisZone: 5 to 7Growth Rate: ModeratePlant Type: Needled evergreen coniferFamily: PinaceaeNative Range: Western North AmericaHeight: 40 to 125 feetSpread: 12 to 20 feetShape: PyramidalSun: Full SunFall Color: EvergreenDrought Tolerance: In cultivation, Douglas Fir is not tolerant of drought. They grow best in humid climates.Water: Medium to WetMaintenance: Low Site Requirements/Soil Tolerances: Best grown in medium to wet, well-drained soils in full sun, it can tolerate partial shade, but it does best in full sun. Does best in locations with abundant air and soil moisture. A good tree for northern climates. Culture: One of the most abundant trees in western North America, Douglas Firs grow from sea level to 10,000 feet and in climates that get just 15 inches of precipitation annually to climates that average more than 100 inches of precipitation a year. It often grows in pure to nearly pure stands. Douglas Fir is a widely grown and very popular ornamental in Great Britain. It has been planted in New Zealand as a timber crop and is now considered an invasive weed there. Under ideal conditions, Douglas Fir can grow 35 feet tall in 20 or 25 years. Uses: Bonsai. Attractive specimen, good accent plant, Christmas tree, shade tree, lawn tree. Plant in groups or use as screen/windbreak. Sowing Pseudotsuga menziesii glauca Seeds: For best results, please follow the instructions in the order provided.Scarify: Soak in water 24 HoursStratify Cold for 30 days, 40 Degrees F in a Moist Medium (Not wet).Germination: Sow 1/4" Deep, Keep moist, (Not wet).

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  5 Rare Laurus nobilis – Bay Leaf Laurel Seeds

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  Grow your own culinary-grade Bay Leaf Laurel with these Rare Laurus nobilis Seeds — the same fragrant evergreen used in Mediterranean cooking, herbal remedies, and ornamental landscaping. This elegant shrub-tree features glossy aromatic leaves, slow-growing strength, and year-round beauty, making it a favorite for chefs and home gardeners alike. Perfect for pots, patios, indoor containers, or warm outdoor climates, Bay Laurel forms a dense, beautifully shaped shrub that can be pruned for topiary, hedges, or kept compact as a kitchen-garden staple. Fresh or dried, its leaves add unmatched depth to soups, stews, sauces, roasts, and herbal teas. These premium, non-GMO seeds are carefully selected for strong germination and authentic Mediterranean character. 🌱 Why Grow Bay Laurel (Laurus nobilis) Seeds? Grow your own fresh bay leaves for cooking Beautiful evergreen ornamental for containers or landscapes Naturally pest-resistant and drought-tolerant once established Long-living, slow-growing, and rewarding for herb gardeners Ideal for Mediterranean gardens, bonsai, or topiary 🌿 Growing Tips Light: Full sun to partial shade Soil: Well-drained, sandy or loamy soil Water: Keep evenly moist during germination; allow slight drying once mature Germination: 14–28 days; soaking seeds overnight can improve success Temperature: Prefers warm climates; bring indoors in freezing temperatures Pruning: Encourages thick, aromatic foliage ❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) How long does Bay Laurel take to mature?Bay Laurel grows slowly; expect usable leaves within the first 1–2 years in good conditions. Can Bay Laurel be grown indoors?Yes! It thrives in containers by a sunny window or patio and can be overwintered indoors. Are these seeds Non-GMO?Absolutely — all Seeds World seeds are non-GMO and fresh-packed. Is Bay Laurel cold-hardy?It tolerates mild frost but should be protected or brought indoors below 25°F. How many seeds should I plant per pot?Plant 1–2 seeds per pot, thinning to the strongest seedling. Where to Buy Bay Laurel Seeds for Sale?At Seeds World, we offer fresh, premium Laurus nobilis seeds with fast U.S. shipping so you can grow flavorful, aromatic bay leaves right at home.

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  Shipped from Elko, Nevada, USA 50 Blue Dracaena Cordyline Indivisa Seeds

  Blue Dracaena, Cordyline indivisa, Seeds (Tropical Evergreen) Cordyline indivisa is very distinctive. The species can be distinguished from all other Cordyline species by its very broad blue-grey leaves and its smaller, tightly compacted inflorescence (cluster of flowers arranged on a stem) which is produced from beneath the foliage. It forms a stout tree up to 26 feet tall, with a trunk from 1 to 2.5 feet in diameter. The stem is usually unbranched or has very few branches. The leaves are 3 to 6 feet long and to 1 foot wide. The foliage, which droops with age, is blue-green and shaped like a broad sword with a broad and conspicuous midrib which is often tinged red, orange-red or golden. The flowers stem from a panicle that arises from the base of the growing points underneath the leaves. Foliage: Blue-green and shaped like a broad sword.Flower: Small fragrant white flowers  Flower: Small fragrant white flowers in dense panicles to 5.5 feet long. Other Names: Mountain Cabbage Tree, Blue or Broad-leaved Cabbage Tree, Giant Torbay Palm, Toi Zone: 9 to 10, Hardy to 14° to 25°F Growth Rate: ModeratePlant Type: Sub-Tropical Evergreen Plant Type: Sub-Tropical Evergreen Family: Agavaceae Native Range: New Zealand Height: 20 to 26 feetSpread: 6 to 12 feet Spread: 6 to 12 feet Bloom Time: Summer Sun: Full Sun to Part Shade. They prefer good light, but in very hot areas gives them some protection from direct sun, under the canopy of palms or trees is perfect. Drought Tolerance: Moderate to High Water: Moderate, Once established, needs only occasional watering. Site Requirements /Soil Tolerances: Will grow in any well-drained soil but prefers deep humus-rich free draining. They do not like water-logged conditions. Uses Container, Houseplant, Poolside, Seacoast Exposure, Specimen or group.

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  5 White Orchid Tree Seeds – Exotic Flowering Tree

  Bring tropical beauty to your landscape with White Orchid Tree (Bauhinia variegata ‘Alba’) Seeds, a breathtaking ornamental tree known for its large, snow-white orchid-like flowers and elegant, butterfly-shaped leaves. This fast-growing flowering tree creates a dramatic display in spring and early summer, making it a favorite for gardens, patios, and warm-climate landscapes. Also called the White Camel’s Foot Tree, Bauhinia variegata Alba is prized for both its ornamental value and light shade canopy. When mature, it forms a graceful, spreading tree that attracts bees and butterflies while adding year-round visual interest. Perfect for growers seeking a rare, exotic flowering tree that’s surprisingly easy to grow from seed. 🌱 Why Grow White Orchid Tree Seeds? 🌸 Produces large, pure white orchid-like flowers 🌿 Fast-growing ornamental tree with unique butterfly-shaped leaves 🦋 Attracts pollinators like bees & butterflies 🌞 Ideal for warm climates, patios & tropical gardens 🌳 Excellent specimen or accent tree 🌿 Growing Tips Seed Prep: Soak seeds in warm water for 24 hours before planting Planting Depth: ½ inch deep in well-draining soil Temperature: Best germination at 70–85°F (21–30°C) Light: Full sun to partial shade Water: Moderate; allow soil to dry slightly between watering Growth Zones: USDA 9–11 (can be grown in containers or greenhouse elsewhere) 💡Tip: Young plants benefit from wind protection and regular pruning for shape. ❓Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) How long does it take for Bauhinia variegata Alba to flower?Typically 2–3 years from seed under ideal growing conditions. Can this tree be grown in a container?Yes! It performs well in large containers, especially in cooler climates. Is the White Orchid Tree cold hardy?It is frost-sensitive; best grown in warm climates or protected from cold. Are these seeds true Bauhinia variegata ‘Alba’?Yes, these are genuine White Orchid Tree seeds. Does it require special fertilizer?A balanced, slow-release fertilizer during the growing season works well. Where to Buy White Orchid Tree Seeds for Sale?At Seeds World, we offer fresh White Orchid Tree (Bauhinia variegata Alba) seeds selected for quality and viability—shipped fast across the U.S. so you can start growing with confidence.

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  Shipped from Allentown, Pennsylvania, USA 10 Butterfly Orchid Tree | Bauhinia Purpurea Seeds

  Butterfly Orchid Tree | Bauhinia Purpurea Extraordinary orchid-like blossoms make this tropical tree one of the most beautiful available. The orchid tree is native to Southeast Asia and is well adapted to hot tropical climates as well as more mild ones. It grows to a medium height and has an open canopy. This semi-evergreen tree loses its leaves in early spring just before it blooms, which really helps the showy flowers stand out. The exotic blossoms are spidery and rich magenta to pink in color. They literally cloak the entire tree creating a spectacular show. These self-sow prodigiously in sandy soils and may become invasive where conditions are right. The soft green, distinctly two-lobed leaves reappear shortly after flowering begins. This tough tree requires perfectly drained soil and full sun. It is very drought tolerant once established but if conditions are too dry it may become stunted but will not withhold bloom. This is a perfect problem solver for warm drought-stressed areas in need of colorful accent trees. Genus - BauhiniaSpecies - PurpureaCommon name - Butterfly Orchid TreeOther names - Purple Bauhinia, Bauhinia triandraPre-Treatment - Not-requiredHardiness zones - 9 - 13Height - 15'-25' / 5 - 8 mSpread - 15'-20' / 5 - 6 mPlant type - TreeVegetation type - Semi-evergreenExposure - Full Sun, Partial SunGrowth rate - FastSoil PH - Acidic, NeutralSoil type - Clay, Loam, SandWater requirements - Drought Tolerant, Average WaterLandscape uses - Feature Plant, Shade Trees, Street Trees, TropicalLeaf / Flower color - Green, gray-green / Light Pink, Magenta, VioletPlant growth rate - Fast

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  15 Parlor Palm Tree Seeds - Chamaedorea Elegans

  Indoor Palm Tree Seeds | Chamaedorea Parlour Parlor Palm, Pot Tropical Plant Parlor Palm is a shrub tree that is found in Central America. It can reach 3 meters high. It makes an excellent pot plant and interior plant.  this palm has probably been the quintessential indoor palm since Victorian times. The foliage is a dense and evergreen tuft of brilliant green color. Long and sleek stems wear the curved and palmed leaves. The shrub blooms all year long in tropical or subtropical regions, otherwise, it blooms only in summer. The flowers of a pale yellow color grow on orange stems that appear at the base of the leaves. The shrub produces small round blackberries. It is important to cut off dried leaves to keep the shrub strong. It is also suggested to take off the stems that bear flowers, but it is not an obligation. Hardiness zones 10-11 (1°C/35°F,4°C/40°F) in winter. The Parlor Palm can very well support light cold and frost, as long as it doesn’t last for too long. Under -1°C, the leaves may fall off. The ideal temperature for this plant is between 18 and 24°C. The Parlor Palm is found in tropical rainforests. Its soil needs to be rich but light. In its natural habitat, its small size helps it keep away from the wind by being protected by the surrounding plants, do the same. It prefers mid-shade. In winter, keep your plant inside. You can spray water at the ambient temperature on the leaves to keep them from drying.

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  15 Rose Locust Tree Seeds

  Rose Locust / Pink Acacia Flower Robinia Hispida Fertilis Tree Shrub Seeds The Rose Locust is a shrub or small tree native to the southeastern US. This beautiful pink-flowering variety is much less common than other Locust species. It blooms in huge drooping clusters of pea-like flowers that attract bees & butterflies. In fall, the Rose Locust has interesting 2 – 5” ornamental bristly seed pods. The plants are woody & fast growing. They can grow to 12’ tall, but more typically grow to 6 - 8' tall. They are a legume, so can help your soil’s nitrogen levels. This Locust also has traditional herbal/medicinal uses, & its tough wood is used for building. Name: Rose LocustOther Common Names: Rose Acacia / Bristly Locust / Moss LocustScientific Name: Robinia Hispida Var. FertilisColor: Rose PinkPlant Seeds: When Soil Temp Warms to 70fBloom Time: May - JuneHardiness Zone: 5 - 9Plant Height: 6 - 12'Plant Spacing: 8 - 10'Light Requirements: SunSoil & Water Preferences: Average

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  Shipped from Canton, Ohio, USA 15 Lacy Tree Philodendron Seeds

  Lacy Tree Philodendron (Philodendron Selloum) The Lacy Tree Philodendron, also known as Selloum, Split Leaf Philodendron, or Cut-leaf Philodendron, is a stunning tropical plant native to South America. Awarded the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit, this plant is prized for its ornamental beauty and ease of care. Key Features: Leaves: Large, 2–3’ shiny dark evergreen leaves, deeply lobed and wavy, with a dramatic drooping effect as they mature. Flowers: Showy green and white spadix and spathe, similar to a calla lily, though without petals. Aerial Roots: Long and interesting, adding to the plant's unique appeal. Mature Size: Can reach 12–15 feet tall, with a spread of 12–15 feet. Hardiness Zone: 9–11 Growing Requirements: Light: Part shade to full sun Soil & Water: Average soil with occasional moisture Bloom Time: Summer Planting Temperature: 75–85°F for optimal seed germination A versatile plant for containers or landscapes, the Lacy Tree Philodendron thrives with minimal care, adding lush, tropical elegance to any space!

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  20 Korean Fir Tree (Abies Koreana) Seeds

  Korean Fir Tree Seeds (Abies Koreana) A beautiful, small to medium-sized conifer that rarely reaches more than 10 m tall, native to southern Korea and Jeju-do between 1000 and 1900 m. The Korean Fir has smooth bark, a dense, pyramidal crown, and dark green, needlelike leaves with white undersides. The compact, upright cones are an attractive purplish blue color. Abies Koreana makes a very good ornamental suited for temperate climates in USDA Zones 5 to 9 and well suited even for the smaller garden. It also makes an attractive Christmas tree even though slower than comparable species. Seeds should be cold-stratified for a month after sowing. Name: Korean FirScientific Name: Abies koreanazone: 5 to 7plant height: 15-30 feetlight requirements: full sun to part shadesoil and water preferences grow well in well-drained soils.Growing Instructions:1. Scarification: soak in water for 24 hours2. stratification: Cold stratify for 30 days3. germination: sow seed 1/8" deep, tamp the soil

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  Shipped from San Francisco, California, USA 10 Cordyline Australis Purpurea Seeds

  Cordyline Australis Purple, Red Cabbage, Cordyline Australis Purple This popular Cordyline is sure to please with its beautiful purple leaf blades. This medium-sized, frost-hardy, perennial evergreen blooms lovely creamy white flowers in late summer.  A high tolerance to drought makes this a wonderful addition to any garden, especially xeriscape. Grows perfectly in semi-shade to direct sun. In northern climates, the plant is grown as an ornamental tropical plant. Beautifully interesting in all parts of the year! Also known as Dracaena 'Purple Tower', it has long, slender, strap-like leaves blue/purple in colour. Spikes of small fragrant creamy/white flowers develop on mature plants in late summer. Elegant and decorative they make attractive feature plants and are perfect for putting colour into your garden or on your patio in a decorative pot. Lain Name: Dracaena 'Purple Tower.Common Name: Cordyline Australis 'Purple Tower', Cabbage Palm 'Purple Tower.Origin: New Zealand.Hardiness: Withstands light frost.Growth: Very easy to grow. Rosettes of long plum/purple coloured sword-shaped leaves. Evergreen. Great for coastal gardens.Sunlight: Full sun/ partial shade.Exposure: Sheltered. Soil: Tolerate most soils. Prefers fertile, well-drained.Moisture: Water moderately during the growing season.

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  Shipped from Canton, Ohio, USA 20 Feather Tree Seeds

  Feather Tree Fern of the Desert Lysiloma Thornberi White Flower Shrub Seeds The Feather Tree is native to the state of Arizona and a small part of Mexico. They have a soft look with their feathery ferny foliage but are very tough plants that can tolerate a variety of conditions. Being desert natives, they are at home in full sun, heat, drought, and sandy or rocky soil, but are also able to tolerate coastal conditions, pollution, and moist soil. Because they are legumes, they can help fix nitrogen in the soil. The Feather Tree is considered a large shrub to a small tree and can be trained/pruned into your desired form and shape. They grow at a rate of about 2 feet per year and are a popular ornamental & shade tree. The foliage is evergreen to partly deciduous with a ‘fall’ leaf color of bright golden yellow. The Feather Tree blooms in spring with clusters of white flower balls that turn to 4 - 6” long seed pods in the fall. Name: Feather TreeOther Common Names: Feather Bush / Fern of the DesertScientific Name: Lysiloma Thornberi Syn. Lysiloma Microphylla Thornberi / Lysiloma WatsoniiColor: Creamy White Flowers / Brown Seed PodsPlant Seeds: Outdoors After Frost / Indoors Weeks Before Last FrostBloom Time: SpringHardiness Zone: 9 - 11Plant Height: 12 - 15'Plant Spacing: 12 - 15'Light Requirements: SunSoil & Water Preferences: Average - Dry

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  30 Norway Spruce Picea Abies Seeds

  Picea abies, commonly called Norway spruce, is a large pyramidal evergreen conifer that is native to the mountains of northern and central Europe east to the Urals. It is the classic Christmas tree. In its native European habitat, it typically matures to 100-150' (occasionally to 200') tall. It has been widely planted in cool and temperate regions of North America where it typically matures to a much shorter 40-60' (less frequently to 100') tall. It is noted for its rapid growth. Primary branches are slightly upturned but secondary branches become pendulous as the tree matures. Branches are clad with spirally-arranged, four-sided, needle-like, deep green leaves which are attached at their bases to tiny pegs. Cylindrical seed-bearing cones (to 9" long) are pendulous. In excess of 150 cultivars (mostly dwarf) have been named over the years.Easily grown in average, acidic, evenly moist, well-drained soils in full sun. Performs well in rich sandy soils. Prefers cool summer climates. Established plants have some tolerance for dryish soils. Evergreen trees for large lawns, parks, or woodland areas. Effective screen or windbreak in cold northern climates.  Hardiness zones 2-7. Quantity: 30 Norway Spruce Picea Abies Seeds

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  Shipped from Venice, FL, USA 10 Mulan Tulip Lily Magnolia Seeds

  Magnolia Liliiflora Shrub - Mulan Tulip Lily Magnolia Seeds A native of southwest China and it is a beauty! It is a deciduous shrub, not a tree, to 4m tall (smaller than most other Magnolias), and is compact enough to fit attractively into small yards and landscaping. It blooms profusely in early spring with fragrant large pink to purple showy flowers, before the leaf buds open. The blossoms will continue throughout the season and some may appear in the summer.Magnolias are shallow-rooted plants and one of the surest ways to slow the growth process or even kill a new specimen is to plant it too deeply. The root collar should be above the soil and the shoulders of the main roots at or just barely below the soil surface. Avoid disturbing the roots after planting. It is also drought tolerant provided the roots have had a chance to firmly anchor themselves. It should be planted in full sun if possible and protected from strong winds. You should not need to do much pruning for this species or for Magnolia trees and shrubs in general. If you find that some trimming is in order (i.e. you have wood that has become dead, damaged, or diseased), you should make your cuts right after the shrub has finished blooming. Germination can take many months and some report up to a year, so patience is much needed but well worth the wait. USDA Zones 6 - 9. Magnolia liliiflora has been known to survive winter temperatures as low as -4°F (-10°C). Some of the cultivars and hybrids are hardy to zone 5. Quantity: 10 Mulan Tulip Lily Magnolia Seeds

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  Shipped from Ravensdale, Washington, USA 10 Red Mimosa Tree Seeds

  Mimosa trees are a member of the Fabaceae family and are a popular ornamental tree in the home landscape. Also known as silk trees and Albizia silk trees, these beauties have a lovely feathery habit with wispy pink to rose aromatic flowers. Ideal for USDA planting zones 6 through 9, this tree provides light shade and adds a lovely burst of color amongst other deciduous or evergreen trees, or when used as a specimen. The fringed foliage ranges from bright green to chocolate brown, depending on the variety. Mimosas thrive in a variety of soil types and textures and may be found growing along roadsides or in abandoned fields in poor to average soils in full sun, although they can tolerate partial shade. Until the trees are well-established in your landscape, apply water when the top couple of inches of soil are dry to the touch; reduce water in winter. Suppress weeds by applying approximately 3 inches of organic mulch evenly out to the tips of the branches, but don't allow the mulch to touch the base of the tree. Withhold fertilizer for the first two to three years and then have the soil tested to determine if fertilizer is necessary. Quantity: 10 Red Mimosa Tree Seeds

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  275 Silver Drop Eucalyptus Seeds | Ornamental & Aromatic Tree Seeds

  Grow the striking Silver Drop Eucalyptus from seed and enjoy its elegant silvery-blue foliage and aromatic leaves. Perfect for ornamental gardens, containers, or as a fragrant indoor plant, this evergreen tree adds both beauty and scent to any landscape. Silver Drop Eucalyptus is drought-tolerant, fast-growing, and ideal for gardeners who want a low-maintenance yet impressive addition. Start seeds indoors or outdoors after frost for best results, and watch this unique eucalyptus flourish. Why Grow Silver Drop Eucalyptus Seeds Elegant silvery foliage for ornamental beauty Aromatic leaves perfect for potpourri and essential oils Fast-growing and drought-tolerant Ideal for containers, gardens, or indoor decoration Growing Tips Scarify seeds by soaking in warm water for 24 hours before planting Sow seeds in well-draining soil 1/8–1/4 inch deep Keep soil moist but not waterlogged Provide full sun exposure for best growth Transplant seedlings outdoors after last frost Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) How long do Silver Drop Eucalyptus seeds take to germinate?Typically 2–4 weeks, depending on soil and temperature conditions. Can Silver Drop Eucalyptus grow in pots?Yes, it thrives in containers, making it ideal for patios or indoor growth. Are these seeds drought-tolerant?Yes, once established, Silver Drop Eucalyptus tolerates dry conditions. Where to Buy Silver Drop Eucalyptus Seeds for Sale?At Seed World, we provide fresh, high-quality Silver Drop Eucalyptus seeds with fast U.S. shipping.

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  Shipped from Miami, Florida, USA 10 Cassia fistula Seeds – Indian Laburnum Tree Seeds

  Premium Cassia fistula seeds for a classic tropical ornamental tree with cascading yellow flower clusters. Also known as Indian Laburnum. this species is valued for its showy spring–summer bloom in warm climates. Growing Zone: 10–12 (9b in protected sites). Why Choose Cassia fistula Tree? Iconic yellow racemes with abundant seasonal bloom in warm regions Tropical look that suits landscapes, patios, and large containers in cooler zones Adaptable to well-draining soils and full sun once established Seed-grown for robust taproot development What’s in the Pack? Sealed pack of 10 Cassia fistula seeds, prepared for home propagation. Ideal for warm-climate landscaping or for starting in containers before transplanting. Planting Instructions Best Time to Plant: Late spring to early summer in warm climates (or anytime indoors with bottom heat). Pre-Treatment: Lightly scarify the seed coat and soak in warm water for 12–24 hours. Soil: Well-draining mix; avoid waterlogging. Light: Full sun after establishment; bright light while seedlings are young. Depth: Sow about 0.25–0.5 inch; cover lightly. Watering: Keep evenly moist—not soggy—through germination. Germination Window: Typically 2–6+ weeks at 75–85°F (24–29°C). FAQs Is this Cassia fistula seed or a different species? This product is Cassia fistula (Indian Laburnum). Pack includes 10 seeds. What growing zones are suitable? Outdoors in USDA Zones 10–12 (9b with protection). In cooler climates, start in containers and overwinter indoors. How can I improve germination? Light scarification plus a 12–24 hour warm-water soak helps water penetrate the seed coat. Maintain 75–85°F and steady moisture. How large does the tree get? In warm climates, mature trees can reach medium to large size; container culture helps control size in cooler regions. Where to buy Cassia fistula seeds for sale? At Seeds World, we offer fresh Cassia fistula seeds with fast U.S. shipping and clear planting guidance. Order directly on this page for the latest batch.

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  30 American Sweetgum (Liquidambar Styraciflua) Seeds

  American Sweetgum Tree Seeds – Liquidambar styraciflua Bring the breathtaking beauty of the American Sweetgum to your landscape. Known for its star-shaped leaves that explode into brilliant shades of red, orange, purple, and yellow each fall, this majestic native tree is a showstopper in any garden or yard. With a mature height of 60–80 feet, it provides generous shade, wildlife habitat, and decades of seasonal color. 🌿 Plant Details Common Name: American Sweetgum Scientific Name: Liquidambar styraciflua Hardiness Zones: 5–9 Mature Height: 60–80 feet Light Requirements: Full sun Soil Preference: Well-drained, moist soil; tolerates clay Growth Rate: Moderate to fast 🌱 Growing Instructions Scarification: Soak seeds in water for 12 hours to soften the seed coat. Cold Stratification: Place seeds in a moist medium (e.g., damp peat or paper towel) and refrigerate for 30 days. Sowing: Sow seeds 1/16" deep in well-draining seed-starting mix. Germination: Keep soil consistently moist at 65–75°F. Expect germination in 2–4 weeks after stratification. Transplanting: Once seedlings reach 3–4 inches, transplant to larger containers or directly outdoors after last frost. 🍂 Why Grow American Sweetgum? Spectacular multi-color fall foliage — one of the most vivid in North America Native species that supports local wildlife and pollinators Excellent shade tree for large yards and open spaces Adaptable to a wide range of soil conditions Long-lived and low-maintenance once established Frequently Asked Questions How long does it take for American Sweetgum seeds to germinate? After completing the 30-day cold stratification period, seeds typically germinate within 2–4 weeks when kept at 65–75°F with consistent moisture. Do I need to stratify the seeds before planting? Yes. Cold stratification for 30 days is essential to break dormancy and achieve good germination rates. Skipping this step will significantly reduce success. What climate zones are best for American Sweetgum? American Sweetgum thrives in USDA Hardiness Zones 5–9, making it suitable for most of the continental United States. How big will the tree grow? American Sweetgum is a large deciduous tree that typically reaches 60–80 feet tall with a spread of 40–50 feet at maturity. Is American Sweetgum a good tree for wildlife? Absolutely. The spiky seed balls (gumballs) are a food source for birds and small mammals, and the tree provides excellent nesting habitat and canopy cover.

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  Shipped from Allentown, Washington, USA 20 American Linden Basswood Tree Seeds (Tilia americana)

  Bring the grandeur of the American forest to your landscape. The American Linden — also known as Basswood — is a beloved native shade tree prized for its fragrant summer blooms, heart-shaped leaves, and impressive stature. Imagine sitting beneath its wide canopy on a warm afternoon, surrounded by the gentle hum of pollinators drawn to its honey-scented flowers. 🌿 Plant Details Common Name: American Linden, Basswood Tree Scientific Name: Tilia americana Hardiness Zones: 2–8 Mature Height: 50–80 feet Light Requirements: Full sun to part shade Soil Preference: Well-drained loams; tolerates rich, moist soils Native Habitat: Wooded slopes, stream banks, floodplains 🌱 Growing Instructions Scarification: Soak seeds in hot tap water and let sit for 24 hours to soften the seed coat. Cold Stratification: Place seeds in a moist medium and cold stratify for 90 days. Check every two weeks — seeds must stay moist and mold-free. If mold appears, soak briefly in a 2:3 bleach-to-water solution, rinse thoroughly, and return to stratification. Germination: Sow seeds ¼" deep in well-prepared soil. Tamp gently and mulch the seedbed to retain moisture. 📦 What You Get 20 American Linden Basswood Tree Seeds (Tilia americana) Full growing instructions included Frequently Asked Questions How long does it take for American Linden seeds to germinate?After completing the 90-day cold stratification period, germination typically occurs within 2–4 weeks once seeds are sown in warm soil conditions. Can I grow American Linden in a container?American Linden is a large tree and is best suited for open ground planting. It can be started in containers as a seedling but will need to be transplanted to a permanent outdoor location as it matures. Is the American Linden tree good for pollinators?Absolutely. Tilia americana produces highly fragrant flowers in early summer that are a major nectar source for bees, butterflies, and other beneficial pollinators. It's considered one of the best honey trees in North America. What soil type is best for growing American Linden?American Linden thrives in rich, well-drained loamy soils but is adaptable to a range of conditions including moist, fertile soils near streams or in floodplains. Is Tilia americana deer resistant?American Linden is not considered deer resistant — deer are known to browse on young seedlings and foliage. Protective fencing or repellents are recommended when establishing young trees in deer-prone areas.

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  Shipped from Allentown, Pennsylvania, USA 50 Chinese Redbud (Cercis Chinensis) Seeds

  Chinese Redbud Tree Seeds – Cercis Chinensis Picture your garden in early spring, before the leaves even appear — suddenly bursting into a cloud of vivid rose-purple blossoms covering every branch. That's the magic of the Chinese Redbud, one of the most spectacular flowering trees you can grow from seed. Compact, cold-hardy, and absolutely breathtaking. 🌿 Plant Specifications Common Name: Chinese Redbud Scientific Name: Cercis Chinensis Hardiness Zones: 6 to 9 Mature Height: 8–17 Feet Light Requirements: Full Sun to Part Shade Soil Preference: Well-drained soils Bloom Time: Early Spring (before leaf emergence) Flower Color: Rose-Purple 🌱 Growing Instructions Scarification: Soak seeds in hot water for 25 minutes to soften the hard seed coat. Stratification: Cold stratify for 30 days using a moist paper towel in a ziplock bag stored in the refrigerator. Check every two weeks to ensure seeds stay moist and mold-free. If mold appears, soak seeds in a 3:2 water-to-bleach solution, rinse thoroughly, and return to cold stratification. Germination: Sow seed ¼" deep and tamp the soil firmly. Keep moist and in a warm, bright location. Frequently Asked Questions How long does it take for Chinese Redbud seeds to germinate? After completing scarification and cold stratification, germination typically occurs within 2–4 weeks. The hot water soak and cold period are both critical steps for breaking the seed's natural dormancy. Can Chinese Redbud be grown in a container or pot? Seedlings can be started in containers, but Chinese Redbud performs best when planted in the ground where its roots can spread freely. It's best to transplant to a permanent location once the seedling is established. When does the Chinese Redbud bloom? One of its most dramatic features — it blooms in early spring before the leaves emerge, covering bare branches in stunning rose-purple flowers. This makes it a true showstopper in any landscape. Is the Chinese Redbud drought tolerant once established? Yes, once established, Cercis Chinensis is moderately drought tolerant. During the first 1–2 years, regular watering is important to help the root system develop properly. What is the difference between Chinese Redbud and Eastern Redbud? Cercis Chinensis (Chinese Redbud) tends to be more shrub-like and slightly smaller than the Eastern Redbud (Cercis Canadensis), with deeper magenta-purple flowers and a more compact growth habit. Both are stunning, but the Chinese variety is especially prized for its vivid color.

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