Prunus Cerasifera Fruit Seeds

The seeds arrived well-packed and fresh. After stratification, most of them germinated without issue. The young saplings are now in my backyard, and I�m eager to see them mature into productive trees.

I�m fairly new to gardening, but these seeds were easy enough to handle. I just followed some basic online guides, and now I have little trees starting to grow. Very satisfying for someone just learning.

Out of the 15 seeds I planted, 12 sprouted within about three weeks. That�s a much higher success rate than I usually get with fruit seeds. The plants already look hardy, and I�m impressed with the quality.

Honestly, I didn�t expect much since fruit seeds can be tricky. But nearly all of these sprouted and look vigorous. I can�t wait for the day they start bearing plums�it�ll be so rewarding.

These Prunus cerasifera seeds are an investment in patience. Germination was successful, and though fruit is years away, I�m looking forward to having my own homegrown plums one day. It feels rewarding to start from seed.