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siberian stone pine, cleaning the seeds today. wow you get a lot of nuts in a cone, and they just crumble apart now that they’ve air dried. I used a board to sort out the pine nuts from the scales, the rounder nuts tend to roll into a pan first. now for 2 months warm then a few months cold stratification, in time for april/may in the greenhouse
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A coniferous nut tree, a pine tree that produces cones with large edible pine nuts, similar to those of Siberian stone pine. Cold hardy five needle pine native to northeast Asia. Grows 30 to 50 feet tall with a pyramidal form when young, becoming more irregular with age. Needles are soft blue green in bundles of five and give the tree a dense ornamental look. Trees are slow growing and long lived. Often planted both as an ornamental and as a nut tree in northern climates.
Hardiness Zone: 3
Stratification Required: 2 months followed by cold stratification for 3 months
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