Hackberry Seeds (Celtis occidentalis) - (Zone 3) - 12 Seeds

Hackberry is a hardy, medium-to-large deciduous tree native to North America, reaching 40-60 feet in height at maturity. Its bark is distinctive with corky ridges, and the leaves are serrated with a pointed tip, turning yellow in the fall. The tree produces small, sweet, dark purple drupes in late summer to fall, providing food for birds and wildlife. Hackberry thrives in a variety of soil types, including clay and sandy soils, and is drought-tolerant once established. It is often found in river valleys and upland slopes, making it a versatile option for various landscapes

Cold hardiness zone: 2/3
Seed Source:  Manitoba
Stratification: 3 months cold