South Mountain Nursery
Est. 2018
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Description
Jujube trees seed. The Tree is Deciduous and is Grown as a Fast Growing Ornamental Fruiting Tree that can Reach 30C40 Feet Tall.
Jujube Grows Well in the United States and is Cold Hardy to Zone 6.
Jujube grows in the form of shrub or small tree that can reach 4 to 40 feet in height and 33 feet in width.
Jujube grows on sandy, loamy and gravelly, well-drained soil, exposed to full sun (usually in open forests, pastures, floodplains, near the roads and in the wastelands)
Growing recommendations:1. Pour warm water over seeds and let sit for 24 hours. Wrap seeds in a paper towel soaked with 1 part peroxide/5 parts water. Keep moist in ziplock bag and cold-stratify in fridge/cold-frame for 60-90 days.2. Transplant visible sprouts immediately. Plant any remaining seeds after 90 days in pots w/seed starting mix. Place in warm indirect sunlight and keep moist. Germination will occur in 3-4 weeks. 3. Resize into bigger pots as needed and transplant outdoors once well-established after last frost. Protect during the first few winters.
Jujube Grows Well in the United States and is Cold Hardy to Zone 6.
Jujube grows in the form of shrub or small tree that can reach 4 to 40 feet in height and 33 feet in width.
Jujube grows on sandy, loamy and gravelly, well-drained soil, exposed to full sun (usually in open forests, pastures, floodplains, near the roads and in the wastelands)
Growing recommendations:1. Pour warm water over seeds and let sit for 24 hours. Wrap seeds in a paper towel soaked with 1 part peroxide/5 parts water. Keep moist in ziplock bag and cold-stratify in fridge/cold-frame for 60-90 days.2. Transplant visible sprouts immediately. Plant any remaining seeds after 90 days in pots w/seed starting mix. Place in warm indirect sunlight and keep moist. Germination will occur in 3-4 weeks. 3. Resize into bigger pots as needed and transplant outdoors once well-established after last frost. Protect during the first few winters.
