Hi Ho fellow gardeners! A bit on me first I live in Se Pennsylvania USA outside of Philidelphia. I have been an avid gardener for years. My wife and I are also into water gardening and Koi with a 10,000 gal pond. We live in the wide open spaces of Chester County in the heart of Hunt county. I fell in love with this one tree and had to search hi and low to get it ID'd Finally a student at Longwood Gardens was able to Id it for me as psuedolarix. We have two on a rental property and I was able to get some cones from it and was wondering what steps to take to cultivate them from seed. do they ned a freeze season which has a name for that process I just cant evry remember it. I do love to try new things from seed but tend to do the easy ones. any advise would be appreciated. Jim ... gemm

gemm wrote:
Hi Ho fellow gardeners! A bit on me first I live in Se
Pennsylvania USA outside of Philidelphia. I have been an avid
gardener for years. My wife and I are also into water gardening
and
Koi with a 10,000 gal pond. We live in the wide open spaces of
Chester County in the heart of Hunt county. I fell in love
with
this one tree and had to search hi and low to get it ID'd
Finally
a student at Longwood Gardens was able to Id it for me as
psuedolarix. We have two on a rental property and I was able
to
get some cones from it and was wondering what steps to take to
cultivate them from seed. do they ned a freeze season which
has a
name for that process I just cant evry remember it. I do love
to
try new things from seed but tend to do the easy ones. any
advise
would be appreciated. Jim ... gemm

You live in Chester County and it is inside Hunt County? How
odd.

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Travis in Shoreline (just North of Seattle) Washington
USDA Zone 8
Sunset Zone 5

MY Bad Hunt country typo LOL