Rare & Non–GMO Tree seeds

Red Alder Tree – Native Americans used bark to treat poison oak, insect bites & skin irritations

                               Blackfeet Indians used bark infusion to treat lymphatic disorders & tuberculosis

                               clinical studies verified betulin & lupeol, effective against a variety of tumors
Creamy Bark Birch Tree – birch trees uses – food, medicine, syrup, basketry, dyes, lumber & fire wood

Bodhi Tree                         – under this tree it is said Siddhartha Gautama “Buddha” attained enlightenment

Paperbark Cherry Tree   – stimulates respiration, improves digestion, treatment of cancer

Chinese Elm                       – considered the hardest of the elms, water resistant wood

Royal Empress Tree         – honors Anna Pavlovna of Russia, treatment of warts, ulcers,

                                                 cleanse the body of intestinal worms & parasites

Rainbow Eucalyptus        – matures to give blue, purple, orange & then maroon tones

Flamboyant Tree              – wood is water resistant to & used for making fence posts

Blue Guarri – dye for baskets, mats & wool, root infusion for various ailments, a purgative from fruit or bark

Blue Jacaranda Tree – wood is often used in its green or wet state for turnery & bowl carving  

Lace Leaf Japanese Maple – branches & leaves are used as a treatment in traditional Chinese medicine 

Maidenhair Tree (Ginkgo Biloba) – found in fossils dating back 270 million years, Native to China

Red Maple Tree – used for syrup before buds emerge & firewood

Sugar Maple Tree      – maple syrup, wood uses Bowling alley lanes & pins, baseball bats, cue sticks,

                                           basketball court flooring, archery bows, musical instruments 

Trident Maple Tree    – sap contains antioxidants, supports a healthy immune response, prevents hangovers,

                                           lowers blood pressure, prevents gastric ulcer, improves osteoporosis–like symptoms

European Olive           – major agricultural importance as a source of olive oil

Dawn Redwood Tree – second only to the panda as a conservation icon

Hardy Rubber Tree    – one of the 50 fundamental herbs used in Chinese herbology

Colorado Blue Spruce Tree – Navajo & Keres Native Americans used an infusion of the needles to treat colds

                                                      & settle the stomach & externally for rheumatic pains & wood for building

Wisteria Chinese Blue – native to China, brought to Britian in 1816 popular Bonzai tree