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Christmas Tree, Fir, Grow your own, Growing Christmas Trees, Pine, Spruce, X-Mas Trees -

Thanks for checking back in with us! The great tradition of the hanging of the greens celebrates bringing Douglas Fir, Fraser Fir and the Balsam Fir among other species of conifers into the home at Christmas time. As some of you have heard the humble Christmas tree has been in short supply as of late. Many have reported difficulty in obtaining some of the prime cultivars in stores. The costs associated with short supply and high demand can be tough to overcome. There is another way, you can grow your own Christmas tree! These Fir species are mostly cold-hardy and robust,...

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BFCM-2020, Cyber Monday Sale, Discount, On-sale -

There is a sale coming up for Treeseeds & Vegiseeds towards the end of the month. Stay tuned!

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Germination information, Starting seeds, Storing seeds, Stratifying seeds -

How do I germinate and store seeds? Here are the simple ways how.

 

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Eager to grow your own three-needled pines? Try Loblolly pine, a fast-growing species of pine native to the southern United States. Recently we have acquired a large quantity and have made it available to our customers across Canada and the world. Hardy to zone 7, it prefers areas with moist soil and warm temperatures. One of the most commonly planted trees in timber plantations, Loblolly pine is preferred for its straight growth habit and ability to proliferate in areas that are marginally fertile. For the hobbyist or the serious tree farmer, Loblolly pine is a great choice. You will be pleasantly...

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We are pleased to offer an expanded selection of rare and exotic conifers. Check out these lesser-known pine species that we have recently acquired.   Mexican white pine (Pinus ayacahuite) A cold-hardy conifer that originates from southern Mexico. Its attractive blue-green foliage makes it a great addition to any landscape. Torrey pine (Pinus torreyana) This five-needle pine is a great choice for a Mediterranean style garden. It grows in dry and sandy soils, requiring minimal annual rainfall. Its interesting shape and form makes a good specimen piece. Gray pine (Pinus sabiniana) A hardy tree native to California, its large edible...

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