Pecan, Carya illinoinensis, Tree Seeds

Sowing Carya illinoinensis Seeds The Pecan is a moderate growing tree that takes 8 to 15 years before it starts bearing and requires a frost free period of 6 to 9 months for its nuts to mature. They mashed the nuts with water and then used the “hickory milk” to make breads and cakes, and to serve like butter on vegetables.

Russian Almond Shrub, Prunus tenella, Shrub Seeds

Sowing Prunus tenella Seeds Russian Almond yields small almond-like hairy fruits with characteristic flavor. Hardy, Adaptable, Easy to Grow, Fast Growing, Showy Flowering Shrub, Edible Nuts, Fall Colors, Cold, Drought, Rabbit, Slope and Wind Tolerant.

American Hazelnut, (Filbert), Corylus americana, Tree Seeds

In history the filbert is commonly known as the “hazel,” and has all sorts of superstitious and romantic connotations. If you woo your chosen one beneath a hazel tree, you are assured of success. Forked hazel rods are (were) used by witches in various mystical or nefarious ways.

European Hazelnut, (Filbert), Corylus avellana, Tree Seeds (Fast, Showy, Edible)

Sowing Corylus avellana Seeds In history the filbert is commonly known as the “hazel,” and has all sorts of superstitious and romantic connotations. If you woo your chosen one beneath a hazel tree, you are assured of success (I keep forgetting to try this); forked hazel rods are (were) used by witches in various mystical or nefarious ways.

European Hazelnut, (Filbert), Corylus avellana, Tree Seeds

Sowing Corylus avellana Seeds In history the filbert is commonly known as the “hazel,” and has all sorts of superstitious and romantic connotations. If you woo your chosen one beneath a hazel tree, you are assured of success (I keep forgetting to try this); forked hazel rods are (were) used by witches in various mystical or nefarious ways.

Blue Chinese Wisteria Vine, Wisteria sinensis, Seeds

Chinese Wisteria is a fast growing, woody, deciduous twining vine that grows to 25 feet or more. This tough woody vine often climbs high into tree canopy when grown in mild winter climates. In winter, Wisteria is a tangled mass of naked woody stems that may or may not be picturesque depending on culture and circumstance.