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seeds of Prunus jamasakura, detail questions

linaria_gw
11 years ago

Hi there,

I got a small batch (ca. 30) of cherry seeds from a friend of mine who asked whether I could raise them.

She got them from Japan, from a friend of hers, because 2010 she had been there + fallen in love with those Japanese cherries.

1) the seeds have been sitting around in the friend`s flat in Japan since 2010, do you think they are still ok?

2) if so, how do you start them? So far I only raised annuals and veggie, never woody stuff.

Do they need cooling/ freezing?

I thought I would pop them in a fridge for a while, put them in a pot and store it in a sheltered spot in the garden.

3) about P jamasakura:

has anyone further information on this species? Only thing I found in the net was: common mountain cherry, height about 36 feet.

Anything about foliage or flowers?

I guess that it is somewhat plain,

(and the showy ornamental cherries are P serrulata, as far as I know.)

It is probably an experiment, and the seeds seem to have mainly sentimental/emotional value for the friend of mine.

Any suggestions are welcome,

thanks a lot, Lin

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