Dwarf Siberian Pine (Pinus pumila) - 7 seeds

Dwarf Siberian Pine (Pinus pumila) - 7 seeds

A coniferous shrub native to Northeast Asia (Northern China, Siberia, etc.) that produces large, edible, and tasty seeds (used like cedar or pine nuts). It's a small, slow-growing, five-needle pine—a broad shrub that begins to produce seeds relatively quickly (compared to Siberian pine, which takes several decades to mature). Plant extremely frost-resistant. Plants grown from seeds grow better than grafted ones, and an additional advantage of growing from seeds is that it is a self-incompatible species.Seeds are best sown in the garden in autumn. They germinate in spring. It's best to protect them from rodents. A pack of 7 fresh seeds is available for sale. Only 2-3 packs are available for sale.