Trident maple seeds
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Theodore
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Re: Trident maple seeds
The trident seeds on my tree just out the back door look like this.
I'll be letting mine harden off for a little while yet.
Not sure if that helps you.
Theo
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I'll be letting mine harden off for a little while yet.
Not sure if that helps you.
Theo
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KIRKY
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Re: Trident maple seeds
I collect seeds around April. There not ripe at this time of year.
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shibui
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Re: Trident maple seeds
Yep, probably not ripe enough yet. I usually wait until the leaves start to fall but they should be ready when the seeds turn brown. The seeds stay on the tree for ages after the leaves are gone so you won't miss out and you will know that the seeds are properly ripe.
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