Please help identify seeds, if possible. (photo)

15 years ago

Thanks so much for any help. I know next to nothing, but (D) are acorns and (G) are red Japanese maple, I think. :) Are (A) magnolia seed pods?

Any advice on planting would be appreciated, also, thanks!

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pineresin
15 years ago
A. Yep, Magnolia fruit.
B. Tilia (lime / linden) seeds.
C. Same as B.
D. Acorns of one of the red oak group (Northern Red Oak, Pin Oak, etc.).
E. Acer platanoides (Norway Maple).
F. Liquidambar styraciflua (Sweetgum).
G. Yep, Acer palmatum (Japanese Maple).
H. Ailanthus altissima (Tree-of-Heaven).
I. Possibly Celtis (hackberry), but not certain.

Resin
editornj
Original Author
15 years ago
Wow! Thank you so much! I wonder why the two lime/linden seeds are different sizes? And one tree seemed to have a single seed versus several seeds in one area.

Thanks, again!
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pineresin
15 years ago
"I wonder why the two lime/linden seeds are different sizes?"

Maybe different species; several are widely grown (over here, the commonly grown ones are Tilia cordata, T. platyphyllos, T. Ã europaea, T. Ã euchlora, T. tomentosa; you may have different ones if you're in NJ).

Resin