Trees grown from seed, one species at a time. This section gathers our field notes and species profiles for woody plants we have worked with over the years: forest natives, fruit and street trees, shrubs and climbers, and rare species kept alive in cultivation. Each entry covers the plant in its natural habitat, how it grows, what its seed needs to germinate, and how to raise a young plant from sowing onward. Some of these trees are common in gardens; others are hard to find anywhere, and a few survive in the wild only in scattered pockets. Whether you are planting a single specimen or restoring a hillside, the notes come from growing the plants themselves, not from copying catalogue entries.
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Juniperus formosana Seeds | Formosan Juniper
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Juniperus scopulorum Seeds | Rocky Mountain Juniper
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Cassia bakeriana Seeds | Pink Shower
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Cassia nodosa Seeds | Pink Shower Tree
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Eragrostis ferruginea Seeds | Rust-coloured Love Grass
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Cerasus cerasoides Seeds | Wild Himalayan Cherry
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Mallotus philippensis Seeds | Kamala Tree
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Betula utilis Seeds | Himalayan Birch
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Betula albosinensis Seeds | Chinese Red Birch
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Abies durangensis Seeds | Durango Fir
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Abies religiosa Seeds | Sacred Fir
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Abies vejarii Seeds | Vejar’s Fir
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Cinnamomum micranthum Seeds | Small-flowered Cinnamon
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Lindera chienii Seeds | Chien Spicebush
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Lindera erythrocarpa Seeds | Red-fruit Spicebush
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Meliosma veitchiorum Seeds | Meliosma
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Toddalia asiatica Seeds | Orange Climber
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Acer mandshuricum Seeds | Manchurian Maple
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Thuja occidentalis compacta Seeds | Compact Arborvitae
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Larix sibirica Seeds | Siberian Larch
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Tetradium daniellii Seeds | Bee Bee Tree
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Taxus media Seeds | Anglo-japanese Yew
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Araucaria cunninghamii Seeds | Hoop Pine
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Cinnamomum cassia Seeds | Chinese Cinnamon



