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  • celandine seeds 1kg
  • celandine seeds 1kg
  • celandine seeds 1kg
  • celandine seeds 1kg

celandine seeds 1kg

No.THF014
Hardy perennial celandine herb seeds, bright‑yellow blooms, suitable for woodland landscaping, wild gardens and medicinal herb planting
$133.00
  • celandine seeds 1kg
  • celandine seeds 1kg

Description

Celandine (Chelidonium majus) is a hardy perennial herb‑type wildflower. It bears vivid four‑petal yellow blossoms, branching foliage and orange‑yellow sap inside stems. It adapts well to shaded woodland environments, wild‑garden landscaping and herbal planting.

Key Features

  • Bright golden‑yellow four‑petal flowers blooming from spring to early summer
  • Excellent shade tolerance, capable of growing beneath trees and woodland zones
  • Fast self‑seeding capacity for natural spread in wild‑style gardens
  • Unique orange‑yellow plant sap and deeply‑cut feathery leaves
  • Strong adaptability, low‑maintenance and resistant against common plant pests
  • Carefully‑screened herb seeds with low‑impurity and stable germination rate

Full Product Description

Celandine is a widespread perennial wild herb. Delicate yellow flower clusters emerge in spring. It prefers partial‑shade spots under trees and loose moist garden soil.
This wild herb is commonly arranged in woodland landscapes, natural wildflower gardens and herbal planting zones. Our celandine seeds go through strict screening to discard broken and shrivelled seeds for steady seedling emergence.

Packaging & Shipping Notes

Small celandine seeds are sealed inside thick leak‑proof moisture‑proof inner bags. Outer hard cartons and soft shock‑absorbing fillers avoid grain breakage during long‑distance delivery.
Packages shall stay away from high‑temperature sealed cargo spaces, damp surroundings and long‑time direct sunlight. After receiving goods, inspect seeds promptly. Reseal unused seeds tightly and store away from hot‑humid enclosed‑space.

Planting Guide

Best Sowing Season

Sow seeds in early spring or cool autumn. Cold‑stratification helps break seed dormancy.

Seed Pre‑Treatment

  1. Soak seeds in clean room‑temperature water for 8‑12 hours
  2. Complete cold stratification for 30‑45 days
  3. Mix processed seeds with fine dry sand for even sowing

Soil Requirement

Remove stones and weeds, loosen planting soil. Humus‑rich loose well‑drained soil works best; stagnant‑water low‑lying land is not suitable.

Sowing Operation

Spread the sand‑seed mixture evenly, cover with ultra‑thin 0.10‑0.20‑inch fine soil and gently compress topsoil.

Germination & Seedling Care

Keep top‑layer soil damp. Seeds germinate within 10‑21℃ in 10‑20 days. Thin crowded seedlings and remove competing weeds in early‑growth period.

Daily‑care for Mature Plants

Grow under partial shade. Maintain slight soil moisture; water during long‑dry spells. The plant will self‑sow for new seedlings in the next year.

Seed Storage & Package

Moisture‑proof sealed packaging guards seeds from dampness, mould and shipping damage.
Spare seeds are kept inside cool, dry, shaded and well‑ventilated areas. Refrigerate for long‑term storage and avoid hot humid air. Sow seeds within three‑month storage for better germination‑rate.

Product Specifications

Plant Species: Celandine (Chelidonium Majus)
Seed Type: Shade‑loving perennial wild‑herb seed
Growth Trait: Lobed green leaves, bright yellow four‑petal blooms, orange‑yellow stem sap
Sun Requirement: Partial shade, dappled sunlight
Suitable Soil: Humus‑rich loose garden soil, woodland soil
Hardiness: Cold‑hardy, shade‑tolerant, self‑seeding, low‑maintenance
Main Usage:Woodland ground‑cover, wild‑style garden, herbal planting, shaded‑area landscaping

FAQ

Q1: How long do celandine seeds take to germinate?
A1: After cold‑stratification treatment, seeds sprout in 10‑20 days under suitable moist conditions.
Q2: Can celandine grow in shaded locations?
A2: It is a typical shade‑tolerant herb and thrives under tree canopy dappled sunlight.
Q3: When should celandine seeds be sown?
A3: Early spring and cool autumn are ideal sowing periods.
Q4: Is celandine able to reproduce naturally?
A4: It produces abundant seeds and can complete self‑seeding for annual natural propagation.
Q5: Notice: Its sap may cause skin irritation, keep away from sensitive‑skin contact and pets.

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