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[IBC] FW: [IBC] Amur Maple Seed Germination
I've always assumed that certain seeds require dormancy before
they'll sprout. Some do, others don't. My mother-in-law has a beautiful 30+ year old multi-trunk A. Palmatum "Bloodgood" growing in her front yard. Every spring it drops millions of miniature "helicopters" that cover the lawn, flowerbeds and fill the cracks in the sidewalk. Within two weeks, the ground is covered in little trees. It usually takes two months of constant lawn mowing, flowerbed picking and sidewalk pressure washing to rid her yard of them all. I've filled enough 1 gallon pots with seedlings to go into my own "Bloodgood Business" !! Well, they're probably no longer "Bloodgoods" since the tree probably doesn't seed true to type. But you can go into the Acer palmatum business. ;-) Is this normal ? For some maples, yes (and other trees, too). The American red (swamp) maple (Acer rubrum) germinates immediately, too. I could go into the A, rubrum business. ;-) Jim Lewis - ************************************************** ****************************** ++++Sponsored, in part, by John Quinn++++ ************************************************** ****************************** -- The IBC HOME PAGE & FAQ: http://www.internetbonsaiclub.org/ -- +++++ Questions? Help? e-mail +++++ |
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