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10 Cucumber Magnolia Seeds (Magnolia acuminata) | Rare Native Tree, Hardy Ornamental, Shade & Wildlife Garden Seeds

10 Cucumber Magnolia Seeds (Magnolia acuminata) | Rare Native Tree, Hardy Ornamental, Shade & Wildlife Garden Seeds

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Grow a piece of North American beauty with this set of 10 Cucumber Magnolia (Magnolia acuminata) seeds. This rare and majestic native tree is prized for its elegant foliage, fragrant spring blooms, and cucumber-shaped seed pods that attract wildlife. Hardy and adaptable, Cucumber Magnolias thrive as shade trees and make an excellent addition to native gardens, wildlife habitats, and ornamental landscapes. Perfect for gardeners, seed collectors, and tree lovers who appreciate unique and historically significant species. Details: • Quantity: 10 seeds • Species: Magnolia acuminata (Cucumber Magnolia) • Native to Eastern North America • Hardy, ornamental, and wildlife-friendly • Shipped fresh and ready for stratification ⸻ Planting Instructions (Magnolia acuminata): 1. Cold Stratification (Required): • Place seeds in damp peat moss, vermiculite, or sand inside a plastic bag. • Refrigerate at 34–40°F (1–4°C) for 3–4 months to break dormancy. 2. After Stratification: • Sow seeds about ½–1 inch deep in pots or directly in prepared outdoor soil in spring. • Use rich, well-draining soil. 3. Light & Location: • Cucumber Magnolias prefer full sun to partial shade. • Choose a location with space for a large, long-lived tree. 4. Watering: • Keep soil consistently moist during germination and establishment. • Avoid waterlogging. 5. Germination Timeline: • Sprouts typically appear in 2–4 months after stratification, though patience is required. 6. Transplanting: • Transplant seedlings once they are strong enough, taking care with delicate roots. • Trees may take several years to reach flowering maturity but reward patience with beautiful blooms.
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