The buffalo berry (Shepherdia argentea) is a tough, cold-hardy & drought tolerant Plant. The buffalo berry also fixes nitrogen into the soil, and produces delicious berries!
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Step by Step How to Grow Your Buffaloberry Trees From Seeds!
# 1 | Soak seeds in hot water for 24 hours.
# 2 | Non-stratified seed should be sown about ½ inch deep in the fall. After planting mulch the seedbed heavily. If planting any other time, stratify the seed for 90 days at 41 degrees F in order to break dormancy.
#3 | Keep seeds evenly moist until germination in the spring.
