These new seed arrivals also help in starting layout of new gardens as well as meet the fresh landscaping demands as desired by the customers. Offering least expensive way for changing home/gardens with fresh new looks, we also provide consultation to customers including step-by-step instruction support for correctly using the seeds in turning the available spaces into lush, beautiful lawns. The careful selection of the seeds also results in ensuring enhancement in the germination and overall success rates of the seeds.
| Species | Collection Time | Seeds/Kg |
|---|---|---|
| Acer Oblongum | Aug-Oct | 22000 |
| Acrocarpus Fraxinifolious | Apr-May | 30500 |
| Adenanthera Pavoniana | Jun-Jul | 3000 |
| Adina Cordifolia | Sep-Oct | - |
| Aegle Marmelos | Apr-May | 12000 |
| Aeculus Assamica | Sep-Nov | 15-20 |
| Aesculus indica (Indian horse chestnut) | Sep-Nov | 40 |
| Ailanthus Excelsa | May-Jun | 17000 |
| Aleurites fordii (tung oil tree) | - | 450 |
| Aleurites Montana (wood oil tree of India) | - | 470 |
| Alnus nitida | Nov-Dec | 217000 |
| Alnus nepalensis | Dec-Jan | 517000 |
| Alstonia scholaris | Mar-Apr | 600800 |
| Anacardium occidentale (cashew nut) | Apr-May | 170 |
| Anogeissus latifolia (axlewood) | Apr-May | 100000 |
| Anogeissus pendula | Feb-Mar | 97000 |
| Annona squamosa (custard apple) | May-Jun | 10000 |
| Anthocephalus indicus (a.cadamba) | Jan-Feb | 100000 |
| Antigonon leptopus | Oct-Nov | 8000 |
| Azadirachta indica | July | 4500 |
| Barringtonia acutangula | Jul-Aug | 200 |
| Bassia latifolia (madhuca indica) | May-June | 500 |
| Betula utilis | - | - |
| Bischofia javanica | Apr-May | 1300 |
| Bixa orellana | - | - |
| Bombax ceiba (b.malabaricum) | Apr-May | 25000 |
| Boswellia serrata | Jul-Aug | 14000 |
| Broussonetia papyrifera | Apr-May | 200000 |
| Butea frondosa (b.monosperma) | May-Jun | 1200 |
| Caesalpina pulcherrima | Sep-Dec | 8000 |
| Callistemon lanceolatus (c.vaminalis) [bottle brush] | Jul-Aug | 150000 |
| Callistemon rigidus | May-Jun | 70000 |
| Camellia sinensis | Sep-Oct | 800 |
| Castenea sativa (c.vulgaris) | Sep-Oct | 350 |
| Casuarina equisetfolia | Aug-Sep | 500000 |
| Cedrella serrata | Sep-Oct | 370000 |
| Cedrella toona (toona cliata) | May-Jun | 290000 |
| Celtis Australis | Nov-Dec | 4500 |
| Chukrassia tabularis | Dec-Jan | 75000 |
| Chorisia speciousus | - | 14000 |
| Ceiba pentandra | Apr-May | 19000 |
| Cinnamonum camphora | Jul-Aug | 5900 |
| Clitoria ternatea | Sep-Oct | 17000 |
| Coliviliea racemosa | Jan-Mar | 4000 |
| Cordia dichotoma (c.myxa) | May-Jul | 4000 |
| Cordia wallichii (c.oblique) | May-Jul | 1700 |
| Corylus colurna (Himalayan hazel) | Sep-Oct | 1000 |
| Craetagus oxycantha | Sep-Oct | - |
| Crotalaria juncae | Apr-May | 22000 |
| Dalbergia assamica | - | 15000 |
| Dalbergia latifolia (the rosewood) | Dec-Feb | 18000 |
| Dalbergia sisoo | Dec-Feb | 23000 |
| Datura Fastusa | - | 60000 |
| Delonix Regia (Poinciana regia) | Jan-Mar | 2200 |
| Derris robusta | - | 9000 |
| Dillenia indica | Jan-Mar | 37000 |
| Diospyros melanoxylon | Apr-May | 980 |
| Dodonea viscose | Jun-Jul | 21000 |
| Elaeocarpus ganitrus | Jun-Jul | 410 |
| Emblica officianalis | Jan-Feb | 52000 |
| Entrolobium timbovva | Oct-Nov | 4000 |
| Erythrina blackii | - | - |
| Erythrina crista galli | - | - |
| Erythrina indica (coral tree) | May-Jun | 1200 |
| Eugenia jambolana | May-Jun | 1400 |
| Exbucklandia populanea | Dec-Jan | 98700 |
| Ficus Retusa | - | |
| Fraxinus floribunda | Sep-Oct | - |
| Gliricidia maculata (g. sepium) | Apr-Jun | 6000 |
| Gmelina arborea | May-Jun | 850 |
| Grevellia robusta | May-Jun | 75000 |
| Grewia asiatica | Apr-May | - |
| Grewia oppositifolia | Oct-Nov | 12000 |
| Hardwickia binata | Apr-May | 4000 |
| Holarrhena antidynterica | Jul-Aug | - |
| Holoptelia intrigifolia | May-Jul | 30000 |
| Inga dulces | Jun-Jul | 7000 |
| Ipomea palmate | Jul-Aug | 18000 |
| Jacranda mimosaefolia | Nov-Feb | 57000 |
| Jasminium officinale | Jun-Jul | 5000 |
| Jatropha curcas | - | - |
| Juglans regia | Oct-Nov | 125 |
| Juglans tibetica | Sep-Oct | 180 |
| Kigelia pinnata | Nov-Dec | 9700 |
| Koelrauterae apiculata | Jan-Feb | 10000 |
| Kydia calycina | Feb-Mar | 127000 |
| Lagerstromea flosreginae (l.speciosa) | Oct-Dec | 78000 |
| Lagerstromea Indica | Sep-Oct | 170000 |
| Lagerstromea Parvifolia | Oct-Nov | 28000 |
| Lagerstromea Thoreilli | Nov-Dec | 80000 |
| Lantana camara | Sep-Oct | 21000 |
| Lawsonia alba | Jun-Jul | 75000 |
| Leucaena leucocephala (native variety) | Jun-Aug | 19000 |
| Leucana leucocephala (hawaiin k-8) | Jul-Aug | 15700 |
| Madhuca indica | May-Jun | 500 |
| Mangifera indica | Jun-Aug | 60 |
| Mallotus phillipinesis | Mar-Apr | 5700 |
| Medicago sativa | - | 50000 |
| Melia azedrach | Dec-Jan | 1100 |
| Melia composita (m.dubia) | Jan-Feb | 890 |
| Mesua ferea | Dec-Jan | 540 |
| Michelia alba | - | - |
| Michelia Champaca | Aug-Sep | 3700 |
| Michelia Ovalifolia | Jul-Sep | 8000 |
| Millingtonia hortensis | Oct-Dec | - |
| Mimosa pudiga | Sep-Oct | 50000 |
| Mimusops elangi | Apr-May | 1700 |
| Mimusops hexandra | Jun-Jul | 2500 |
| Mitragyna parviflora | Nov-Jan | 150000 |
| Moringa pterygosperma (m.olifera) | May-Jun | 7000 |
| Morus alba (white mulberry) | Apr-May | 250000 |
| Morus Indica | Apr-May | 310000 |
| Morus Nigra | Apr-May | 300000 |
| Morus Serrata | Apr-Jun | 280000 |
| Murraya exotica | Aug-Sep | 10000 |
| Nactanthes arboristis | Nov-Dec | 9000 |
| Nepthelium litchee | Jun-Jul | 250 |
| Ordxylum indicum | Dec-Mar | - |
| Ougeinia dalbergiodes | Jun-Jul | 24000 |
| Parkia bigalandulosa | Apr-May | 2000 |
| Parkia roxburghaii (P. javanica) | Apr-May | 2500 |
| Parkinsonia aculeate | May-Jun | 12500 |
| Peltophorum ferrugineum (p. pterocarpus) | Dec-Jan | 13500 |
| Phyllanthus emblica (p. officinalis) | Jan-Feb | 52000 |
| Picea morinda (p.smithiana) | Sep-Oct | 15000 |
| Pithecolobium dulces | Jun-Jul | 7000 |
| Pithecolobium saman (raintree) | May-Jun | 4900 |
| Podocarpus gracilior | Aug-Sep | 1800 |
| Poinciana regia (delonix regia) | Jan-Mar | 2200 |
| Polyalthia longifolia | Jul-Aug | 850 |
| Polyalthia longifolia var pendula | Jul-Aug | 670 |
| Pongomia pinnata (p.glabra) | Jan-Feb | 580 |
| Prosopis cineraria (p.specigera) | Apr-Jun | 20000 |
| Prosopis juliflora (p.chinensis) | Apr-Jun | 30000 |
| Prunus paddus (p.cerasoides) | Apr-May | - |
| Prunus Paddum | Apr-Jun | 3500 |
| Pterocarpus marsupium | Jun-Jul | 1500 |
| Pterocarpus acerifolioum | Jan-Feb | 6500 |
| Pinica granatum | Dec-Jan | 38000 |
| Putranjiva roxburghaii (child life tree) | Jan-Feb | 2000 |
| Quercus incana | Oct-Nov | 870 |
| Quercus serrata | Sep-Oct | 500 |
| Rauwolfia serpentina | Jul-Aug | 70000 |
| Ravenala madagascariensis | - | - |
| Ricinus communis | Jun-Jul | - |
| Robinia pseudoacacia (locust tree) | Oct-Nov | 42000 |
| Salmalia malabaricum | Apr-May | 7000 |
| Santalum album | May-Jun | 5500 |
| Sapindus muckrosii (the soapnut tree) | Oct-Nov | 850 |
| Sapium sebiferum | Sep-Oct | 14000 |
| Saraca indica (s.osaca) | Jun-Aug | 70 |
| Scheleichera trijuga (s.deosa) | Aug-Sep | 1400 |
| Sesbania aculeate | Sep-Nov | 40000 |
| Sesbania Aegyptica | May-Jun | 42000 |
| Sesbania Grandiflora | Jun-Jul | 10700 |
| Shorea robusta | - | 580 |
| Spathodia compunalata (s.nilotica) | Apr-May | 117000 |
| Sterculia alata | Feb-Apr | 990 |
| Strychnos nux-vomica | Apr-Jun | 800 |
| Swietinia macrophylla | Mar-May | 1700 |
| Swietinia mahogani | Mar-Apr | 4000 |
| Tamarindus indica | Jun-Jul | 790 |
| Taxodium mucronatum | Aug-Oct | 45000 |
| Taxus baccata | - | - |
| Tecoma argentea | - | - |
| Tecoma stans | Dec-Jan | 100000 |
| Tecoma undulata | - | 48000 |
| Tectona grandis (the Indian teak tree) | Dec-Jan | 1100 |
| Tectona grandis (pre-treated) | - | 1500 |
We offer quality processed tree seeds.
These seeds are to be stored in with specific processing requirements depending
on particular seed type, the offered tree and shrub seeds also come tested to
perfectly match with particular climatic conditions. The cultivation of these
seeds in a controlled environment also ensures their viability for longer time
duration.
Available seeds
Acacia Seeds, Albizzia Seeds, Bauhinia
Seeds, Cassia Seeds, Eucalyptus Seeds, Ficus Seeds, Terminalia Seeds, Palm
Seeds, Bamboo Seeds, Conifer Seeds & Fruit Seeds
We are well recognized suppliers of a wide
variety of seeds and plants that can be grown in different climatic conditions.
Our expertise lies in offering plantation support for over 1200 species of
herbs & seeds. The available varieties include bamboo seeds, spice seeds,
grass seeds, medicinal seeds, forestry seeds, reforestation seeds, tree seeds,
shrubs seeds, palm seeds, vegetable seeds and flower seeds.
Our business operations are led by
experienced management whose rich knowledge in this field has helped us to
successfully understand as well as match up with the particular seed and
plantation demands of the customers. Further, the dedicated support provided by
experienced professionals at different levels of the business also allow us to
successfully manage the supply of all seed varieties as well as bare plants as
demanded by the customers.
Right from the initial stage to the
present, we are maintaining our focus on sharing information that have helped
growers in achieving enhanced end results as well as bring much desired
improvements in production outputs. Here, our established setup for conducting
extensive testing as well as field trials has also assisted us in building
accumulated knowledge base which in turn allows us to deliver better and more
productive solutions that meet the agriculture and horticulture needs of the
customers.
Quality
With our expertise in offering fine balance
between competitive price and good product quality, we consistently work
towards developing trade as well as economic cooperation together with more
& more customers making great progress. Further, we have also built solid
reputation by honoring our contracts as well as providing prompt delivery and
best of services.
Team
We have with us service support of
professional and experienced staff comprising experienced team of
horticulturists. They provide valuable assistance during different business
operation procedures including
·
Consultation
on seed selection
·
Soil
preparation
·
Planting times
·
Seeding
techniques
Further, the team also has immediate access
to inventory as well as seed quality information, thus allowing them to offer
desired assistance to novice seeders as well as desired technical advice to
other seed professionals.
Here, the team expertise also lies in
offering custom blends so as to meet specific needs for
·
Color
·
Native specie
·
Climatic
conditions
·
Other concerns
as raised by the customers
Terms of Business
·
All offered
varieties are subject to stocks that are unsold with possibility of price
change without prior notice
·
Placed seed
orders need to be accompanied with 100% advanced payment through DD/ TT/CHEQUE
for new clients with older clients sending 50% as initial order payment. These
conditions are not applicable for Govt. departments.
·
Payment for
credit account need to be settled within 30 days from date of invoice else
buyer/consignee agree to pay 18% interest per annum
·
All other
charges including packing insurance forwarding/airfreight and others are
exclusive of order unless negotiated otherwise
·
All other
charges including packing insurance forwarding/airfreight and others are
exclusive of order unless negotiated otherwise
·
While we take
every care to supply fresh & viable herb and seed collection, the firm does
not accept any liability for compensation in consequence of failure of
germination of seeds/herbs supplied (As different other conditions are also
involved including atmospheric condition, soil condition, sowing technique and
others, seeds are not wholly to be blamed for it)
·
Sales tax will
be charged at current rates for domestic clients. The clients who claim
exemption from C.S.T. need to furnish declaration form "C" or form
"D" as applicable in duplicate
·
All disputes
will be settled in Kanpur, India only
·
Due to highly
fluctuating prices of herbs and seeds, we request patrons, customers and well
wishers to ask for specific prices as per their quantity requirement.
GUIDELINES FOR ORDERING SEED
Determine
your seed requirement.
·
Identify
the species, variety or provenance appropriate for your needs.
·
Seed
requirements depend on planting design and desired spacing.
Review
available information.
Contact
us for more information.
Order
the seed well ahead of the time it is needed.
·
We
may not have stocks of the seed you need. Knowing the quantity of seed orders
in advance, allows us to collect and ship seed in time to meet your needs. This
is very important particularly for recalcitrant seed (recalcitrant seed can be
stored only for a short period after collection) and for species that flower
and produce seeds at irregular interval (not every year).
·
Consider
the time required to raise health seedlings for field planting. For most
species the nursery period is 2 to 12 months.
Provide
the following information.
·
Your
detailed address (street and number, city, district, province, country, postal
code, telephone and facsimile number, email, and name of contact person).
·
The
most reliable form of shipping (surface mail, airmail, courier) to your
location.
·
The
quantity of seed required.
·
The
date you desire to receive the seed and the intended sowing date.
·
Specify
the type of seed storage facility available to you.
Confirm
your seed order as soon as possible.
·
After
receiving confirmation from us, confirm your seed order (species and quantities
of seed) as soon as possible. Complete and return any seed order form that is
required.
·
Provide
all the details listed in number 4 above again, so the information is easily
accessible to us.
·
Make
an advance payment if required and specify the mode of shipping you prefer.
After
receiving seed.
·
Acknowledge
that you received the seed.
·
Make
any remaining payment as agreed.
·
Follow
the instruction on seed storage and pre-sowing treatment when applicable.
·
File
and safeguard the documentation provided with the seed. This information is
important as a reference and for ordering additional seed.
·
If
you redistribute this seed, do not forget to provide copies of the
documentation with the seed.
·
Keep
us informed on performance of the seed and any problem encountered with seed
germination, seedlings establishment, pest and diseases.
Importing
and exporting seed to or from India (Minister of Forestry regulations).
·
Applications
for the import/export permits should include the following information :
purpose, species, quantity, source of seed, and country of origin/destination.
·
Imported
seed should be accompanied by a certificate of origin, certification of
quality, and phytosanitory certificate.
·
Exportable
seed are quality seed produced in planted forests and not included on lists of
rare or endangered species protected by law.
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