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🌨🫘🌱 Cold stratifying seeds is a useful skill for #gardening, #homesteading & #permaculture folks, whether you are starting a food forest or just want to grow some less common perennials!

Why settle on only growing common clones/divisons and grafted trees when we can grow so much more varieties and species from seed, for less money and lots of fun!?

✨️ Here's our free article on cold stratifying perennial seeds:

https://homesteadculture.com/how-to-cold-stratify-seeds/

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AU9913 10mo ago

Yay! Followed

Cummins McJohn 10mo ago

Why? Because you can get superior disease tolerant trees that are clonal. No reason to waste time and years of bad stewardship waiting for questionable seed crossings to mature. Speaking mainly of fruit trees but applicable to many veggies as well.

AU9913 10mo ago

Have you never heard of the stun method? Also this is how you grow nut trees from seed. Also also, growing from seed is more self sufficient

C-Pen 10mo ago

This is very interesting and helpful. There are a lot of nuances to growing, and It makes sense that a fresh snowfall aids, or is essential, in germination processes. I love this kind of stuff, thank you!

Homestead Culture 10mo ago

you're welcome! seeds are so smart and have elegant ways to know when to germinate. snow is not necessary, but it helps explain visually. I'm glad you found this helpful 💚🤗