Plant Height
15-60 ftVariety-specific habit
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Nagi Tree Seeds
$8.39
Seeds for your next garden project, with planting guidance to help you get started.
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Growing at a Glance
Give this plant a thoughtful start with the right light, space and planting season.
Light Requirement
Full Sun
Planting Season
FallFollow local frost dates
USDA Zone
Zone 5~9Selected for USA gardens
Germination
21-90 DaysKeep evenly moist
Days to Maturity
3-10 YearsVariety dependent
Plant Spacing
10-30 ftAllow healthy airflow
Growing Difficulty
AdvancedGrowing support available
Plant Characteristics
Explore its shape, standout features and where it fits in your home or garden.
Plant Type
TreePrimary garden role
Growth Form
UprightVariety-specific habit
Placement
OutdoorIndoor or outdoor use
Special Feature
Foliage Interest, Architectural Form, Seasonal Color, Privacy/Screening, Specimen PlantDistinctive garden value
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Seeds are living products. If you have germination questions, our team provides practical growing guidance to help you troubleshoot.
About this seed
Why gardeners choose this variety
Nagi offers a surprising conifer form: its leaves are broad and show parallel veins, rather than resembling the needles people often expect from cone-bearing trees. Nageia nagi belongs to the podocarp family and has an East Asian background. It makes a useful comparison with more familiar pines and firs in a botanical collection.
Grow the seedling where the foliage can be examined closely as the woody stem develops. An appropriate long-term setting can emphasize its evergreen structure, while a young plant can remain a subject for container observation. The plant's eventual size and climate requirements should guide permanent placement. Its interest lies in the diversity of conifer foliage, not in a claim that every plant called pine must look or behave alike.
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