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Indigo Seeds – False Indigo

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(Amorpha fruticosa) Perennial. Zones 4 - 9. A lovely North American plant and a great addition to your permaculture landscape! False Indigo is an extremely beautiful and versatile plant. This sumac-like shrub can grow to 15ft in height and can...

(Amorpha fruticosa) Perennial. Zones 4 – 9.

A lovely North American plant and a great addition to your permaculture landscape!

False Indigo is an extremely beautiful and versatile plant. This sumac-like shrub can grow to 15ft in height and can withstand wind particularly well. Great if you are near the ocean or in need of a windbreak hedge.

Long, fragrant, purple flowers bloom in late Spring and offer an early food source for beneficial insects.

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Cold Hardiness: Zones 4 – 9

Edible: No

Size: Medium Shrub

Growth Rate: Medium

Nitrogen Fixer: Yes

Native Plant: Yes

Sun Requirements: Full Sun

Soil Preference: Tolerates a variety of soils including wet places.

Germination: 60 – 80%

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GROWING INSTRUCTIONS

SEED PRETREATMENT: Seeds benefit from scarificationgently scratch the seed surface with sandpaper. Then soak seeds in water for 24 hours, start with hot tap water. Mix seeds with a moistened grow medium 4 times the seed volume. Place in a plastic bag, covered tray/cells or container.

STRATIFICATION: 60 days cold/moist (5C). Place plastic bag with seeds and soil in your refrigerator, preferably in a veggie crisper. Inspect periodically for even moisture/germination.

SEEDING: Sow stratified seeds on the soil surface, tamp down gently. Seeds require light to germinate. Alternate soil temperatures during the day (30C) and night (20C). Water evenly and regularly.

GERMINATION: When all previously mentioned requirements are fulfilled, germination generally occurs in 15-40 days.

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Available direct from Incredible Seeds, a Canadian Heirloom and Heritage Seed Company, offering only the best natural, non-GMO, open pollinated and untreated seeds, located in Mi’kma’ki / Nova Scotia.

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