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• Atlas Cedar Seeds for Planting: Grow Cedrus atlantica from evergreen tree seeds for blue green needles, strong architectural branching and an impressive mature form. These conifer seeds are ideal for specimen trees, large landscapes, windbreak plantings and long term bonsai projects
• Cedrus Atlantica Evergreen Tree Seeds: Atlas Cedar is a true cedar native to the Atlas Mountains of North Africa, recognized for clusters of short needles and substantial horizontal branching. Seed grown trees naturally vary in foliage color from green to attractive blue green tones
• Dramatic Specimen Evergreen: Young trees typically develop a pyramidal shape before becoming broader and more irregular with age. Mature specimens create striking landscape silhouettes with strong branches and year round evergreen foliage
• Long Lived Landscape Tree: Atlas Cedar can become a substantial tree when grown unrestricted, making site selection important. Allow ample room for the mature canopy and use it as a focal specimen where its distinctive branching structure can be appreciated
• Cold Stratify Before Sowing: Seeds generally benefit from a period of cold moist stratification before planting in moist well drained growing media. Grow seedlings in abundant sunlight, provide regular moisture while establishing and avoid persistently waterlogged soil | 50 Seeds

Overview

• Brand : CZ Grain
• Material Feature : GMO Free, Heirloom
• Color : Blue Green to Green Evergreen Foliage, Brown Cones
• Special Feature : Evergreen Conifer, High Germination Rate
• Expected Blooming Period : Year Round Evergreen
• Item Weight : 4.16 ounces
• Sunlight Exposure : Full Sun
• Unit Count : 1 Count
• Product Care Instructions : Cold moist stratify seeds before sowing and keep soil moist during germination. Grow in full sun and well-drained soil with regular water while young. Allow plenty of space for mature growth. Cold moist stratify seeds before sowing and keep soil moist during germination. Grow in full sun and well-drained soil with regular water while young. Allow plenty of space for… See more
• USDA Hardiness Zone : Zones 6–9