American Red Plum Tree Seeds for Planting, 5 Fruit Seeds per Packet, (), Non GMO & Heirloom Seeds, Botanical Name: Prunus Americana, Great Home Garden Gift
American Red Plum Tree Seeds for Planting, 5 Fruit Seeds per Packet, (), Non GMO & Heirloom Seeds, Botanical Name: Prunus Americana, Great Home Garden Gift
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- 🌱 American Red Plum (Prunus americana): The American Red Plum is a common shrub or small tree, often found along roadsides. Fruits are yellow to red in color and used for jellies and jams. Found from Massachusetts to Manitoba, South to Georgia, New Mexico and Utah.
- 💦 Soil Type: Common in moist soils, along streams, field edges, open woods.
- 🌎 Zones: 3 to 8 Germination Range: 70-90% The American Red Plum can reach heights of 25 feet and up to 48 feet in the wild. Soil Type: Common in moist soils, along streams, field edges, open woods.
- ☀️ Stratification Requirement: 90-120 days cold moist stratification.
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American Red Plum (Prunus americana): The American Red Plum is a common shrub or small tree, often found along roadsides. Fruits are yellow to red in color and used for jellies and jams. Found from Massachusetts to Manitoba, South to Georgia, New Mexico and Utah. The American Red Plum can reach heights of 25 feet and up to 48 feet in the wild. Soil Type: Common in moist soils, along streams, field edges, open woods. Zones: 3 to 8 Germination Range: 70-90% . Indoor Planting: If your seeds require stratification or scarification – do the recommended pretreatment before planting indoors. Planting Instructions: Fill a container with seed starting mix to about ½ inch from the top. Place your seeds 1 inch to 1 ½ inches below the soil surface. Gently water your seeds to keep moist, not soaking wet. Heat & humidity is critical for germination. Germination may occur in 1 week or as long as 3 months (depending on the species). Place the seed container on a heat mat under growing light(s). Keep your growing lights on 14 hours per day. Keep your heat mat on 24 hours per day. Once your seeds germinate, move each seed into its own container under the growing lights and on the heat mat. Keep your seedlings indoors for 2-3 months before transplanting outdoors in the spring (May to June).