# Fresh Ceylon Cinnamon Tree Seeds (Cinnamomum verum)
Grow your own **True Ceylon Cinnamon Tree (Cinnamomum verum)**, the world's finest and most highly valued cinnamon species. Native to Sri Lanka, True Ceylon Cinnamon is renowned for its delicate aroma, naturally sweet flavor, and premium-quality bark used in cooking, herbal preparations, and ornamental gardens.
Our fresh cinnamon seeds are carefully harvested from healthy, naturally grown trees in Sri Lanka and packed to preserve their freshness and viability. They are ideal for home gardeners, plant collectors, spice enthusiasts, botanical gardens, and tropical landscape projects.
## Product Features
* Fresh True Ceylon Cinnamon Tree Seeds
* Botanical Name: *Cinnamomum verum*
* Authentic Sri Lankan heirloom variety
* Premium-quality, fresh seeds
* Non-GMO and naturally grown
* Produces genuine True Ceylon Cinnamon
* Suitable for home gardens, spice gardens, and container growing
* Ideal for tropical and subtropical climates
* Carefully packed for freshness and safe shipping
## Growing Information
* **Plant Type:** Evergreen spice tree
* **Sunlight:** Full sun to partial shade
* **Soil:** Fertile, well-drained soil rich in organic matter
* **Watering:** Keep the soil evenly moist during germination and early growth
* **Climate:** Warm, humid tropical and subtropical regions
* **Best Planting Time:** Year-round in tropical climates; best planted during warm, humid weather
* **Germination:** Fresh seeds have the highest germination potential when sown as soon as possible after receiving them.
## Uses
True Ceylon Cinnamon is widely cultivated for its aromatic bark, attractive evergreen foliage, and ornamental value. It is an excellent addition to spice gardens, home landscapes, orchards, and botanical collections.
## Package Contents
Fresh Ceylon Cinnamon Tree Seeds, carefully selected and packed to help maintain freshness during shipping.
**Start growing your own authentic True Ceylon Cinnamon Tree and enjoy one of the world's most prized spice plants right from your home garden.**
Grow your own **True Ceylon Cinnamon Tree (Cinnamomum verum)**, the world's finest and most highly valued cinnamon species. Native to Sri Lanka, True Ceylon Cinnamon is renowned for its delicate aroma, naturally sweet flavor, and premium-quality bark used in cooking, herbal preparations, and ornamental gardens.
Our fresh cinnamon seeds are carefully harvested from healthy, naturally grown trees in Sri Lanka and packed to preserve their freshness and viability. They are ideal for home gardeners, plant collectors, spice enthusiasts, botanical gardens, and tropical landscape projects.
## Product Features
* Fresh True Ceylon Cinnamon Tree Seeds
* Botanical Name: *Cinnamomum verum*
* Authentic Sri Lankan heirloom variety
* Premium-quality, fresh seeds
* Non-GMO and naturally grown
* Produces genuine True Ceylon Cinnamon
* Suitable for home gardens, spice gardens, and container growing
* Ideal for tropical and subtropical climates
* Carefully packed for freshness and safe shipping
## Growing Information
* **Plant Type:** Evergreen spice tree
* **Sunlight:** Full sun to partial shade
* **Soil:** Fertile, well-drained soil rich in organic matter
* **Watering:** Keep the soil evenly moist during germination and early growth
* **Climate:** Warm, humid tropical and subtropical regions
* **Best Planting Time:** Year-round in tropical climates; best planted during warm, humid weather
* **Germination:** Fresh seeds have the highest germination potential when sown as soon as possible after receiving them.
## Uses
True Ceylon Cinnamon is widely cultivated for its aromatic bark, attractive evergreen foliage, and ornamental value. It is an excellent addition to spice gardens, home landscapes, orchards, and botanical collections.
## Package Contents
Fresh Ceylon Cinnamon Tree Seeds, carefully selected and packed to help maintain freshness during shipping.
**Start growing your own authentic True Ceylon Cinnamon Tree and enjoy one of the world's most prized spice plants right from your home garden.**
LK, Sabaragamuwa
