Planting white cedar seeds.

Collecting and planting eastern white cedar seeds and following them until the first leaves open.

White cedar is a very easy tree to begin with if you have no experience planting trees from seed. Just scatter them on the dirt, water well and cover with plastic. Remove the cover and reduce the watering when the leaves open. Repot when they've got a full set of adult leaves. Plant outside when they're about a half foot tall.


This probably won't be terribly useful if you're not in eastern Canada or the northeastern states, but you probably have some type of local tree which requires a similar technique. I think most species of spruce use the same technique, they just want much less water.

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