Irv Baker Japenese Maple

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• Date: Thu, 30 Jan 1997 20:26:39 -0500 (EST)
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At 07:14 30/01/97 -0800, you wrote:
>At 12:52 AM 1/30/97 -0500, you wrote:
>>It should read Acer palmatum, not Acer japonicum. Anyhow most deciduous trees
>>require that their seeds be stratified. I got good results with store bought
>>apple seeds and yes i know they most likely wont produce palatable fruit. 
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>>BJ
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>>I have a Japanese Maple that is well established and the seeds germinate
>all over the yard. Seems it is not hard to get them to produce. If anyone
>wants seeds let me know and I will collect them. This tree is about twenty
>feet high.
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>Irv Baker
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Irv,

I'd love to try your seeds.  Where we are the Japanese Maple is kind of a
specialty item & is wickedly expensive.  What are your winter conditions
that make them germinate so easily?  I'm wondering how well it will
germinate in a Canadian winter? Stratify? I'm just learning how to propigate
trees from seeds, so please let me know.
Angela
dasmith@mail.tcc.on.ca
Darcy & Angela

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