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Tree Seeds

We harvest and collect seeds from trees and other plants on our own farm. These varieties are already proven producers and we only offer the best material to propagate your own nut trees from seed. We are also a wholesale supplier of nursery quality seeds. We offer a wide variety of properly pollinated chestnut tree seeds that might otherwise be hard to find as a transplant. Our chestnut seeds are kept in cold storage. Seed orders may be separated from plant orders to be able to ship them at optimal times.

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SDI5

I-5 EUROPEAN CHESTNUT SEEDS (Castanea sativa)

Medium to large nuts. I-5 European Chestnut produces good quality seeds. From highly productive parents. Large, timber quality tree. Blight susceptible. Zone 5 - 8.

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SDJAP

JAPANESE CHESTNUT SEEDS (Castanea crenata)

A vigorous growing tree with good blight resistance. Japanese Chestnuts produce large seed.

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SDLAYE

LAYEROKA CHESTNUT SEEDS (Chinese x European)

Early ripening variety. Heavy yield of medium to large, sweet seed nuts. Layeroka Chestnuts are precocious, vigorous trees. Erect timber form. Very winter hardy and blight resistant. Zone 4-8.

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MARAVAL CHESTNUT SEEDS (Castanea sativa x crenata)

Very large nuts, late ripening. Maraval chestnuts are resistant to blight and phytopthora root rot. Good pollinator. Zone 5-8.

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MARIGOULE CHESTNUT SEEDS (Castanea sativa x crenata)

Vigorous, dual purpose tree. Large sweet nuts, and good timber form. Blight and root rot resistant. Good pollen producer. Marigoule Chestnut is a Japanese x European hybrid. Zone 5-8.

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SDMARD

MARRON DI VAL DI SUSA CHESTNUT SEEDS (Castanea sativa)

Large, sweet, easy peeling variety from Northern Italy. Plump, rounded nuts in well filled burrs. Marron di val di Susa Chestnut ripens well in cool Northern regions despite it being a late ripener. Burrs often drop before opening, protecting seeds from predation by wildlife.

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SDMAR

MARRISARD CHESTNUT SEEDS (Castanea crenatata x sativa)

This variety produces very large nuts of good flavor and easy peeling quality. Marrisard Chestnut does especially well in hot climates where it produces seed nuts larger than Colossal. Pollen sterile. Late ripening. Very disease resistant to blight and phytopthora. A European X Japanese selection from France.

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SDNEV

NEVADA CHESTNUT SEEDS (Castanea sativa)

Produces a medium sized nut that ripens several weeks after Colossal. Nevada Chestnut pollinates Colossal. Seed sold by the pound.

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SDPRI

PRIMATO CHESTNUT SEEDS (European x Japanese)

Among the earliest ripening varieties. Primato Chestnut has an Italian origin. Good pollinator. Seeds sold by the pound.

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PRECOCE MIGOULE CHESTNUT SEEDS (European x Japanese)

Ripens early. Very dependable producer in cool regions. Precoce Migoule Chestnut produces large seeds or nuts of good flavor on a vigorous, upright tree. Good pollinizer for Colossal and others. Blight resistant. European X Japanese hybrid.

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SDPRO

PROLIFIC CHESTNUT SEEDS (Castnea sativa)

Heaviest yielding variety of Castanea sativa species. Very dependable cool climate variety found from a tree growing in Centralia, WA. Parent tree produced yields of 400-1200 lbs a year. This original tree lives on in the seeds or scionwood collected by Michael Dolan - the owner of Burnt Ridge Nursery. Prolific Chestnut produces medium sized nuts of average quality. Not suitable in the Eastern US where blight can be a problem.

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SILVERLEAF CHESTNUT SEEDS (Castanea crenata x)

This is one of our best producers with a large, dark brown, seeds that peels very well. Silverleaf Chestnuts have a smaller tree form. Very good pollinator, starting early with early ripening. In California some of it's largest nuts have split husks, but that hasn't been a problem here in Washington. May be Japanese X European X Chinkapin. Also known as Eurobella Chestnut.

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