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blue spruce tree Colorado Blue Spruce (Picea pungens glauca)
One of America's favorite  landscape trees,  this evergreen has sweet smelling blue-green needles and grows to 150' in height. It thrives in most climates in the USA and can live up to 800 Years. Grows to Zone 8 and - 50 degrees Fahrenheit at approximately 6-10"/year. Blue spruce is commonly planted in landscapes and is the Colorado and Utah state tree.
( seed packets contain 10-15 seeds)
Growing Regions 
     Blue Spruce
  Blue Spruce and Black Pine
Black Pine (Pinus thunbergiana)
Black Pine Tree with its bright pyramidal head and drooping branches makes a beautiful specimen tree growing to 100' tall. It is often found on the eastern seaboard due it its tolerance to salt spray and useful windbreak properties. Hardy to Zone 5.
(seed packets contain 10-15 seeds)
Growing Regions
  Blue Spruce and Black Pine
  Black Pine
  More information - Zone Map- Growing Regions

Growing Regions
     Blue Spruce
  Blue Spruce and Black Pine
  Black Pine
douglas fir tree seed Douglas Fir (Pseudotsuga taxifolia glauca)

The fir was the first christmas tree with its great height was thought to bring bright vision to the New Year. Douglas Fir grows to 330" high with dark blue-green needles, it will grow in anywhere in the US except the deep south coasts. It is one of the most important western trees for its lumber value and the Oregon State Tree.  (seed packets contain 10-15 seeds/packet)
Growing  zones 4-6
honey locust tree seed Honey Locust: (thornless) (Cleditsia triacanthos inermis)

Shade tree , fast growing , heat & drought tolerant landscape tree, grows to 70' height. Popular tree in urban gardens, its bright green foliage turns brilliant yellow in the fall.
( larger seed pod; 5-6 seeds/packet)

Grows in Zones 4-9
paper birch seed Paper (canoe) Birch: (Betula papyrifers bs)

Known for its amazing fall golden color this landscape tree grows best in moist soil. It has tremendous  winter interest for its beauty and grows to 70 feet. The paper birch is easily recognized for its peeling white bark, which actually did find historical use as a paper substitute.  An alternate common name for the tree is canoe birch.  The bark, which can be peeled in large wide strips, was valued for construction of canoes.  Paper birch is a tree of the north woods, very cold tolerant, with most of its range in the northern United States and in Canada . It is the state tree of New Hampshire.( small seeds-surface sowed- 50 seeds/packet)

Grows  in Zones 2-5
loblolly tree seed kit Loblolly Pine Tree: (Pinus taeda Improved)

The  Loblolly pine was chosen to represent a “Southern pine” it is the most important pine used in southern pine plantations.  A popular shade tree, this southern pine is fast growing versatile tree adaptable to a wide range of soils from  heat & drought tolerant landscapes. It can grow to 100' height. There are four species of pine native to Arkansas.  Among them, the loblolly pine, also known as the Arkansas pine, often is cited as the state tree of Arkansas and also Alabama.
( larger seed pod; 5-6 seeds/packet)
 Grows in Zones 6-9
paper birch seed Giant Sequoia (Sierra Redwood )or Big Tree:  Giant Sequoia is one of the worlds largest trees. Native to the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California this is an amazing specimen tree reaching the maximum height of 300 feet. The leaves are evergreen  and many living trees are 1200 or more years old. This mighty sequoia has been successfully planted in Europe as well as in the western, southern and eastern USA. In the mid-1930s, interest developed in naming an official state tree to represent California. This interest centered on the redwoods of the state that grew taller and broader than any other tree on earth and it became California's official state tree in 1937 . (contains approximately 20-30 seed/packet)

Grows in Zones 7-9

 

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