American Plum is a shrub or small tree 3-8 m (10-24 ft) tall and is usually forming thickets. Check Out Sacred Plant Co's On Hand Live Plants How To Plant Your American Plum Tree # 1 | Our American Plum Trees are shipped bare root & dormant, so the tops may appear dry. But they will come out of dormancy when the spring temperature gets warmer. # 2 | If you feel unsure that your plant is alive, please do a gentle scratch test. Gently scratch a small amount of bark about o

Our hybrid poplars are so low-maintenance that they’re practically hassle-free trees. Give them proper soil, water, and enough light and they will thrive for you all summer long, then please you with a beautiful leaf color show in the fall. Check Out Sacred Plant Co's On Hand Live Plants How To Plant Your Hybrid Poplar tree # 1 | Our Poplar trees are shipped bare root & dormant, so the tops may appear dry. But they will come out of dormancy when the spring temperature gets wa

The Sand Cherry is a tough, and hardy shrub with a native range from Manitoba to Colorado, and east to Minnesota and Kansas. Check Out Sacred Plant Co's On Hand Live Plants How To Plant Your Sand Cherry Shrub # 1 | Our Sand Cherry trees are shipped bare root & dormant, so the tops may appear dry. But they will come out of dormancy when the spring temperature gets warmer. # 2 | If you feel unsure that your plant is alive, please do a gentle scratch test. Gently scratch a small

Persimmon trees can be grown in USDA plant hardiness zones 4 through 9. The American persimmon can tolerate temperatures down to -25 F. How To Plant Bare-Root Persimmon Trees # 1 | Our Persimmon trees are shipped bare root & dormant, so the tops may appear dry. But they will come out of dormancy when the spring temperature gets warmer. # 2 | If you feel unsure that your plant is alive, please do a gentle scratch test. Gently scratch a small amount of bark about one inch up fr

Pawpaws produce the largest native North American fruit. the fruit of the pawpaw has an incredible tropical flavor and a custard-like texture. How To Grow Bare-Root PawPaw Trees # 1 | Our Pawpaw trees are shipped bare root & dormant, so the tops may appear dry. But they will come out of dormancy when the spring temperature gets warmer. # 2 | If you feel unsure that your plant is alive, please do a gentle scratch test. Gently scratch a small amount of bark about one inch up fr

Walnut trees most abundantly along stream banks, along watercourses, in bottomlands, open fields and along the edges of forests. The Black Walnut Trees prefer full sun and deep, moist, rich, well-drained soil. They will grow in soil containing clay or rock, but much slower than seeds planting in unobstructed soil. Additionally, the walnut trees prefer soil with a pH of 6.0 to 6.5. Check Out The Sacred Plant Co Seed Selection How to Grow Black Walnut Seeds! # 1 | Seed requires

Growing Osage orange (Maclura pomifera) takes planning and consideration because their sharp spines, dropped fruit and irregular growth habit make them difficult to place in most gardens. The osage orange trees grow best within U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 4a to 9a, where they will thrive despite poor growing conditions and neglect. Check Out The Sacred Plant Co Seed Selection How to Grow Osage Orange from Seed # 1 | Osage orange seeds have a 50 percen

The Colorado Blue Spruce tree (Picea pungens) is a medium-sized evergreen that grows slowly and steadily. It is native to the Rocky Mountains in the United States, enjoying a cool and humid climate. The Colorado spruce can withstand drought and severe cold better than any other species of spruce. In nature, Colorado Blue Spruce seeds germinate in the spring or summer, after dispersal from the tree. Many gardeners have found that germinating Colorado spruce seeds is most succe

The quick and convenient step by step guide to growing your own Sea Buckthorn from seeds! Sea Buckthorn (Hippophae Rhamnoides) is a cold-hardy shrub native to the northern hemisphere. It is a perennial and is hardy in zones 3-8. It prefers well-draining, light, sandy soil with a pH of 6 to 6.7, although it will grow in soils with a pH of 5.5 to 8.3. Sea buckthorn seeds are a 50/50 mixture of male and female seeds. To ensure pollination, you need at least one male plant for ev

The quick and convenient step by step guide to growing your own Montpellier Maple Tree from seeds!

Abies concolor (White Fir or Concolor Fir) is an evergreen coniferous tree that is native to the Rocky Mountains in the western United States. Order Your Sacred Plant Co Seeds Growing Your White Fir Tree Seeds. # 1 | Soak your concolor fir seeds in cool water, let stand in water for 24 hours. #2 | Remove the concolo fir seeds from the water and place them on a paper towel to dry out for another twenty-four hours # 2 | Once the white fir tree seeds have been dried, place the

The quick and convenient step by step guide to growing your thornless hawthorn tree seeds! Cockspur hawthorn is a flowering tree with horizontal branches spiked with large thorns. Thornless cockspur hawthorns are a user-friendly variety that allow gardeners to invite these North American natives into the garden without those thorny branches. For information about thornless hawthorn trees, including tips on how to grow a thornless cockspur hawthorn, read on. Check Out The Sacr

The White Fringe Tree is a beautiful year-round tree. In spring the White Fringetree Tree blooms with a show of fleecy white flowers. Order Your Sacred Plant Co Seeds Growing Your White Fringetree Seeds. # 1 | Soak your White Fringetree seeds in warm water, let stand in water for 24 hours. # 2 | Placing your white fringetree seeds in some moistened peat and place them in a closed container or sealed plastic bag. Store your container somewhere where the temperature remains b

Growing Honey Locust From Seeds Growing Honey Locust trees from seeds, can be a little tricky, but don't worry this step-by-step guide to gr

Apricots are ideal fruit-bearing trees for difficult climates prone to late spring frosts. In early spring you can expect a beautiful explosion of fragrant, flower blooms. Soon enough the flowers will give way to an abundance of yellow-orange fruit with a sweet, mild flavor and a good texture. For the best possible fruit, we recommend that you plant apricots in an area that will receive at least 700 hours below 32 degrees F during the winter. Check Out The Sacred Plant Co S

Russian almonds are a low growing shrub native to western Asia and eastern Siberia. The Russian almond is a hardy dense shrub that provides excellent habitat for wildlife and blossoms into abundant pink flowers in early spring. Check Out The Sacred Plant Co Seed Selection Step by Step How to Grow Your Russian Almond Trees From Seeds! # 1 | - Soak seeds in warm water for 24-hours. followed by 60 days of warm moist stratification, followed by 120 days cold moist stratification

Ginkgo trees (Ginkgo biloba) is a beautiful tree beautiful year-round. The Ginkgo Biloba tree is hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 4 to 9. Seed propagation is less common than cutting propagation when it comes to starting new ginkgo trees. However, the seeds are highly viable and will germinate reliably if they are given the proper conditions. Check Out The Sacred Plant Co Seed Selection Step by Step How to Grow Your Ginkgo Biloba Trees From Seeds!

The Siberian pea shrub is a deciduous, tough drought and cold tolerant shrub. This nitrogen-fixing shrub blooms with yellow flowers in spring that mature into edible pods. The Siberian pea shrub is often used for windbreaks, hedges, and erosion control. The Siberian pea shrub grows up to 15 feet tall. Check Out The Sacred Plant Co Seed Selection Step by Step How to Grow Siberian Pea Shrub From Seeds! Take a paper towels and moisten it with taap water. Ensure the towel is moi

Aspen trees are one of the most widely distributed tree in North America, growing from Canada, throughout the U.S. and into Mexico. They also make great additions to your home garden. Check Out The Sacred Plant Co Seed Selection Growing Quaking Aspen Trees in 4 Easy Steps # 1 | Soak seeds in cold water for 6-hours. # 2 | Add soil to a small 4-inch pot. Moisten the soil and sprinkle your aspen seeds on top. #3 | Gentle press your aspen seeds into the soil and place the 4-inch

The quick and convenient step by step guide to growing your moringa tree seedlings. Once you've received your moringa tree seedlings you'll want to allow them to recover from the shipping stress. Your seedling is likely to look a little wilted and stressed. This is normal and absolutely ok! Once your seedlings have perked back up. (Usually in 3-24 Hours) Check Out The Sacred Plant Co Seed Selection How to Plant Your Moringa Tree Seedling # 1 | Moringa like full sun, so find a