American Bittersweet Seeds 120 seeds
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Celastrus Hindsii: One natural decorative vine that is both durable and visually beautiful is American bittersweet, scientifically known as Celastrus scandens. One hundred and twenty heritage, non-GMO seeds will yield one plant. The adaptability and brilliant orange-red berries of American Bittersweet make it a wonderful choice for gardeners who want to add fall color to their gardens. Learn all you need to know to start seeding this lovely vine in this
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The Definitive Resource on American Bittersweet
American Bittersweet is a deciduous vine that comes into its own in the fall and winter with clusters of stunning fruits that are much sought for. This plant's strong growth and ability to cover fences or trellises make it a popular in animal habitats and realistic gardening. It originally came from the Americas.
Starting Seeds Off Right
Celastrus scandens seeds require specific care to promote germination due to their thick outer shell:
To emerge from their winter hibernation state, American bittersweet seeds must go through a cold stratification period. Mix the seeds with moist peat moss or sand and store them in a plastic bag in the refrigerator for 60 to 90 days.
comprehensive guide
.
The Definitive Resource on American Bittersweet
American Bittersweet is a deciduous vine that comes into its own in the fall and winter with clusters of stunning fruits that are much sought for. This plant's strong growth and ability to cover fences or trellises make it a popular in animal habitats and realistic gardening. It originally came from the Americas.
Starting Seeds Off Right
Celastrus scandens seeds require specific care to promote germination due to their thick outer shell:
To emerge from their winter hibernation state, American bittersweet seeds must go through a cold stratification period. Mix the seeds with moist peat moss or sand and store them in a plastic bag in the refrigerator for 60 to 90 days.
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