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| WHITTEN CHESTNUT SEEDLING (European x American) |
| Highly productive of medium-large sweet nuts with excellent flavor. Very dependable in cooler summer regions. Whitten Chestnut produces well from seed. Original trees were brought out west in a covered wagon around 1880 to Olympia, WA. |
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SDCHAME
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SDCHBOU
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| BOUCHE DE BETIZAC CHESTNUT SEEDS (European x Japanese) |
| Produces a vigorous, upright tree with large crops of big nuts that taste good and peel well. Bouche de Betizac Chestnut is a widely adapted tree, resistant to blight and phytopthora root rot. Ripens late, yet able to ripen in cooler climates. A European X Japanese selection from France. Pollen sterile. Seeds by the pound. |
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| EUROPEAN CHESTNUT SEEDS (Castanea sativa) |
| Produces medium to large good quality nuts. Our European Chestnuts seeds come from highly productive parents. Large timber quality tree. Blight susceptible. Zone 5 - 8. |
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| TSUKUBA CHESTNUT SEEDS (Castanea crenata) |
| Midseason ripening Japanese selection with large yellow kernels and a low rate of doubles. Tsukuba Chestnut is an upright growing tree and produces a seed crop that is known for its keeping quality. Good pollinator. |
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| WHITTEN NORTH CHESTNUT SEEDS (European x American) |
| Highly productive of medium-large sweet nuts with excellent flavor. Very dependable in cooler summer regions. Whitten Chestnut produces well from seed. Original trees were brought out west in a covered wagon around 1880 to Olympia, WA. |
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| BELLE EPINE CHESTNUT (Castanea crenata x sativa) |
| Very high quality, reddish brown nuts are late ripening, yet do ripen sufficiently here in the Northern edge of chestnut culture. Belle Epine Chestnut trees have good disease resistance and make an excellent pollinator. In the North, nuts come down still in the husk, protecting their seeds from jays and squirrels. |
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