Copper beech pods contain two triangular seeds. Remove from pod—pod can inhibit germination by blocking moisture.
90 days below 40°F + moisture. Two options:
Copper beech prefers well-drained soil. Amend planting area heavily with cow manure, grass clippings, leaf mold. Northern European origin suits Maine climate.
Pots in unheated garage (below 40°F Jan-Mar) works—seedlings dormant. Water periodically (simulate rain/snow). Don't let dry completely.
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