pagoda plant seeds Japanese Pagoda Tree | Styphnolobium Japonicum

pagoda plant seeds Japanese Pagoda Tree | Styphnolobium JaponicumPlease find for sale 10+ Styphnolobium Japonicum seeds better known as the Japanese Pagoda Tree. Very popular in China and Japan, this is one of my favourite trees late flowering, has delicate pinnate leaves similar to Ash and goes golden yellow in Autumn. This beautiful tree is rightly increasing in popularity in the UK small plants are 15 each online and 20+ in garden centres! It is an easy to grow tree which will be happy in most garden situations

Please find for sale 10+ Styphnolobium Japonicum seeds better known as the Japanese Pagoda Tree. Very popular in China and Japan, this is one of my favourite trees - late flowering, has delicate pinnate leaves similar to Ash and goes golden yellow in Autumn. This beautiful tree is rightly increasing in popularity in the UK - small plants are £15 each online and £20+ in garden centres!

It is an easy to grow tree which will be happy in most garden situations with moderately fertile soil and a warm sunny site.

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Seed Germination

These seeds have a very hard, water-proof coat and as such require pre-treatment for successful germination
Best way is to use the "hot water" method to create tiny cracks in the seed coat allowing moisture to penetrate.
Put the seeds in a mug than pour hot (but not boiling - around 70-80c) water over them and leave them to soak for a day.
Seeds that have been successfully pre-treated will have swollen to several times their previous size.
Remove all swollen seeds and sow these in trays/pots of moist compost at a depth of around 1cm
Repeat hot water treatment making the water a little hotter each time.
Germinates takes 10-20 days at 15-20°c.
Plant trees out into their permanent positions after 1 or 2 years growth.