In the winter of 2012, the first exterior seedlings were made. These are valuable for the plants that require more space to geminate and for those that have a longer germination period, like the Azorian Holly, the Lilly of the Valley Tree that take longer than a year to germinate.
These seedlings are located in Furnas, in fields provided by the Furnas Monitoring and Investigation Center (CMIF).
We believe that this soil is favorable for the germination of these species since it was once used as a fertile orchard.
We believe that this soil is favorable for the germination of these species since it was once used as a fertile orchard.
Six seedlings were created with Azorian Holly, Lilies of the Valley Trees and Scotch Heather.
We hope these seedlings will flourish and provide many plants in the future!
We hope these seedlings will flourish and provide many plants in the future!
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