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Fall Planting Seeds and Propagation

 
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I'm interested to hear what kind of tree and perennial seeds you are planting in the ground this fall.

So far I have planted a bunch of Pear Seeds, Black Walnut and Heart Nut.  I'm heading out on the AT today to do some seed collecting.  If you want to share, I'd also like to see pictures of seed projects and propagation stuff you have going on.

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I plan to plant seeds of:

Pride of Barbados
Esperanza
Desert Willow
Mexican Buckeye
Texas Mountain Laurel
Anacacho Orchid Tree
Retama
Palo Verde
Honey Locust
Peach
Italian Prune Plum
Leadplant
Indigo Bush
Turk's Cap
Trumpet Vine
Linden
Pecan
Corona de Cristo (native passionvine)
Hesperaloe
Various wildflowers

That's all I can remember right now,I don't have my lists in front of me.
 
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My first year attempting peach and plum
 
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Tyler Ludens wrote:I plan to plant seeds of:

Pride of Barbados
Esperanza
Desert Willow
Mexican Buckeye
Texas Mountain Laurel
Anacacho Orchid Tree
Retama
Palo Verde
Honey Locust
Peach
Italian Prune Plum
Leadplant
Indigo Bush
Turk's Cap
Trumpet Vine
Linden
Pecan
Corona de Cristo (native passionvine)
Hesperaloe
Various wildflowers

That's all I can remember right now,I don't have my lists in front of me.



That is quite a list!  Love it.  
 
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wayne fajkus wrote:My first year attempting peach and plum




I am searching in vain for any type of wild peach or plum.  Ended up ordering some from Twisted Tree Farm.   I have some Italian plums that are pretty healthy.  I'd really like apples to work but I don't have high hopes.  
 
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