Acacia dogwood

My dogwood tree has several nuts. Is there a way I can use them to grow seedlings?

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#1 Comment By Alisma On 08/29/2016 @ 8:09 pm

Yes, Acacia Dogwood can be grown from its nuts, which contain the seed. Scarify (scratch the surface of) the seed, then soak in water overnight. Plant in soil and keep moist indoors until the seed germinates and begins to grow. Transplant to a pot when seedlings are a few weeks old.

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