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Scots Pine tree, 10 seeds, perennial - Caribbean garden seed
Scots Pine tree, 10 seeds, perennial - Caribbean garden seed
Scots Pine tree, 10 seeds, perennial - Caribbean garden seed
Scots Pine tree, 10 seeds, perennial - Caribbean garden seed
Scots Pine tree, 10 seeds, perennial - Caribbean garden seed
Scots Pine tree, 10 seeds, perennial - Caribbean garden seed

Scots Pine tree, 10 seeds, perennial

€3,95 - €3,95
€3,95
€3,95 - €3,95
€3,95

Seeds usually dispatch within 3–5 business days. Live plants usually dispatch within 2–3 business days. These are dispatch times, not delivery estimates. If your order doesn’t arrive, contact us and we’ll arrange a replacement or refund.

Pinus sylvestris — Scots Pine — is one of the most ecologically and commercially significant conifers in the northern hemisphere, native across a vast range from Scotland to Siberia and from sea level to high alpine elevations. In the garden and landscape, it earns its keep as a strikingly beautiful evergreen tree with blue-green needles, distinctive orange-red upper bark, and a naturally sculptural form that matures with character. Hardy to Zone 3, adaptable to a wide range of soils, and a traditional choice for windbreaks, shelterbelts, wildlife habitat, and as a Christmas tree that holds its needles exceptionally well. Grows to 60 ft with a 40 ft spread.

10 seeds per packet.

Why Scots Pine

  • Exceptionally cold-hardy (Zones 3–7); adaptable to poor, sandy, and rocky soils
  • Striking orange-red upper bark and blue-green paired needles — ornamental year-round
  • Popular as a Christmas tree — holds needles longer than most species
  • Ideal as a windbreak, shelterbelt, or specimen tree
  • High ecological value: wildlife habitat, slope stabilization
  • Seed purity: 100% | Projected germination rate: 91% | Origin: Russia

Growing from Seed

Scarification: Soak seeds in room-temperature water for 24 hours before stratification to hydrate the seed coat.

Cold stratification: Mix soaked seeds with moist vermiculite or peat in a sealed plastic bag; refrigerate (do not freeze) for 90 days. Alternatively, sow seeds in a mulched outdoor seedbed in fall and allow nature to stratify them over winter for spring germination.

Sowing: After stratification, sow ¼ inch deep in clean seed-starting mix; tamp soil firmly and mulch the seed bed. Maintain consistent moisture; germination can take 1–3 weeks in warm conditions.

Storage: Store unseeded packets in the refrigerator to preserve viability. Tree seeds remain viable for approximately 1 year refrigerated. Do not freeze.

Planting Specs

  • Type: Evergreen conifer
  • USDA Zones: 3–7
  • Mature height: 60 ft | Spread: 40 ft
  • Light: Full sun
  • Soil: Adaptable; prefers well-drained; tolerates poor and sandy soils
  • Growth rate: Moderate to fast once established

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