Hi! I found this on one of the websites I was looking at: Propagation Seed - best sown as soon as it is ripe in a greenhouse or cold frame[200]. Germination is usually very quick and good[78]. Prick out indoor-sown seedlings into individual pots when they are large enough to handle and plant them out in the summer. Another option is to pre-soak the stored seed for 12 hours in warm water and sow in an outdoor seed bed in early spring. These plants an be allowed to grow on in the seedbed for two years before planting them out in the winter. Cuttings of mature wood in late winter planted in the open ground[200]. I found at http://www.pfaf.org/database/plants.php?Laburnum+anagyroides. Good luck!

Have been asking for this tree for some time.I did get seed,but were golden rain tree.I have some plumeria"s that I would be willing to give two to one.PLMK,Am so anxious to have this tree no matter what size Thanks

"Could this be causing the problem?" Very possibly, yes. Don't use pesticides or herbicides, without a verified, identified need. Even better, not at all, ever. Resin

Thanks guys. One further question - most sites say this requires neutral to alkaline soil. How in the world could I achieve that anytime soon. Perhaps I could plant it completely in Mr. Natural. QQ, this cracked me up: " Too much thinking, not enough planting."Very well said. My son in law kind of scoffs when I ask him about where I might find a ............... whatever, sounds great plant. He's looking at it as an operator of a landscape company - doesn't use the unusual because of supply problems if replacement is required. I'll report how the laburnum works here. Just have to haul myself to Suwanee in the next couple of days. Again, thanks. Would have responded sooner but not getting notification of postings for some reason. Rosie in Sugar Hill