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I don't care what people say, that is a substantial trunk and I think they are great material to mess around with. I look at these, Acer macrophyllum and others with bigger leaves as a challenge. And at the very least you have a tree that gets nice yellow foliage and eventually a cool looking...

I collected this from a yard about 6 years ago and it was 20 feet in height. Then I cut it back, leaving alot of dead interior and only recently attempted to shorten and thin out the tree.

Knobcone pine and Canary Island pine are two totally different pines. Pinus attenuata is a pine that is native to certain parts of Southern and Northern California I pockets throughout the mountains lower elevations (compared to the much higher elevation pines).

So I went through this maple phase years ago, I needed every one I saw that was unique. Many years later and after losing many trees, I have found the ones that do well even in the Southern California heat. Around the same time, I would order seeds from all over the world, and most would...

I live in the IE so there's not much in the way of chilling here. Anywhere from 150 to 450 hrs under 45 degrees. Then you get the 100 plus summers. Anything close to alpine needs some shade protection. Japanese Black Pine does well once you get the watering down. Ive had great luck with Pinus...

The first one looks like Either a Birch or mulberry (questionable) The second one is Schinus terebinthifolia aka Brazilian Pepper

So many people are going to say how slow this grows and isn't worth it, but there's a charm to growing your own from seed. Just don't over water. Maximum aeration is needed once it gets a little more mature.

This is an awesome tree. I have a small one. I can't wait until mine gets that large. This is exactly what I was planning on doing. Thanks for sharing.

I second Brent at Evergreen, Awesome selection, great prices, and vast knowledge.

Pretty awesome little tree and kudos to your mom for the delivery. Haha

pinus albicaulis are closely related to Pinus flexilis or limber pine. Still grows at really high elevations.

Yes that one in the photo is a Pinus monophylla

Super rad. Look forward to seeing this tree leaf out

So I decided not to stratify in the fridge. I understand it would have most likely been a higher and more uniform germination rate but I just threw them in 100 -2 " pots, and the rest in an anderson flat. Some are sprouting. It has been an a warm winter with hardly any rain and temps haven't...

Treeseeds.com have always been a great reliable source of seed for many different species of trees. As well as being relatively inexpensive.

Ordered 100 seeds from treeseeds.com on Nov. 21 Collected some cones in later October I announced I'd like to be in the contest in the old main thread, thought I'd make my own forum for them. :)

Ordered 100 seeds from treeseeds.com. I'll update on Jan 1st.

I recently ordered a variety of pine seeds from treeseeds.com but already sprouted them. Guess I'll have to order another batch. This sounds like a fun adventure. Ill order 100 seeds and go from there.

Right on, thank you so much. I'll keep this updated when the time is right :) If I do in fact get some seju to develop some good roots, I'll send you one if youd like.

Thanks for the tip, is that when they are actively growing or when they are dormant? I've tried all the elms I mentioned earlier this year and i had one alata root and the rest had calloused But the seju elm cuttings didn't even callous.

Hello! This is my first post I have a few different elms. Id like to take cuttings from them and was curious to see what everyone else's methods are? Im pretty sure the best time to take them is in the summer but was wondering if anyone has tried hardwood cuttings in winter. - 2 seju elm - 2...