Common Gorse Seeds (Ulex europaeus)
Ulex europaeus (Gorse, common gorse, furze or whin) is a shrub species sourced from Indian natural stands, suited for landscaping, live fencing, and ecological restoration.
| Botanical Synonyms | Ulex armoricanus Mabille |
| Common Names | Gorse, common gorse, furze or whin |
| Plant Form | Shrub |
| Seeds per kg (approx.) | 250000 |
| Collection Period | May-Aug |
| Germination | 30-60% |
| Seed Longevity | 1 year |
Growing & Establishment
Shrub and climber seeds are best raised in nursery trays or polybags before transplanting to the field. Most species prefer full sun and well-drained soils. Scarification of hard seed coats improves germination speed significantly. Transplanting during or immediately after the monsoon gives best field establishment under Indian growing conditions.
Use in India
Native shrubs and climbing plants are increasingly valued in Indian landscape design, urban greening projects, and ecological restoration work. Many species in this category are important components of traditional village hedgerows, provide habitat and food for wildlife, and serve multiple ecological roles in farm boundaries and degraded land rehabilitation.
Seeds are sourced from established natural populations and cultivation zones across India. ISF-certified quality control. Bulk quantities are available for landscape contractors, nurseries, and ecological restoration programmes.
