mmmmmmmm I toast them in the fireplace, is such a nice treat, In Catalonia where I grew up when a child we could buy them on the street during fall, now in Finland, I need to cook them myself but is worth it.
@@taylorlogsdon6086 Yes, I planted about 100 chestnut seedlings and the trees are getting to be a good size and quite productive. The catkins are currently blooming.
Issac Newton Grow the Auburn Hybrids. They are proven mass producers from university trials from Florida to Missouri. They have weeping branches under load, so I don't think snow would be a problem. Plant chestnut trees high and dry, avoid moisture retentive soils at all cost.
I don't of the other varieties but i was fortunate to find a place thats been selling reg ol chestnuts and so far in the 5 i planted in the past 3yrs theyve been growin about 18" or so a yr where i live
I’m lucky enough to still have one of the few remaining American chestnut trees that wasn’t decimated by the blight 100 years ago. There’s a small isolated patch of them here in the middle of North Carolina.
chestnuts absolutely ARE nuts. straight nutty to say they're grains. grains are also all monocots. i'm speaking technically of course, i guess you can say whatever you want. brown rice is not even close to nutritious as a chestnut, to further illustrate the nuttieness of the analogy. i can't even finish watching because that's such an absurd premise to lead with. fact check your videos and edit so you don't make your guests look foolish
mmmmmmmm I toast them in the fireplace, is such a nice treat, In Catalonia where I grew up when a child we could buy them on the street during fall, now in Finland, I need to cook them myself but is worth it.
I also grow certified-organic chestnuts at Kensho Farms in Boonsboro, MD.
how much do you sell chestnuts? cooked , uncooked?
Hi John, I’m looking for MD chestnut growers, are you still in business?
@@eddieed_2328 uncooked
@@taylorlogsdon6086 Yes, I planted about 100 chestnut seedlings and the trees are getting to be a good size and quite productive. The catkins are currently blooming.
I am interested in keeping the chestnut storage conditions. I have 1 ton chesnut. How can I save for 1 year? You can help me?
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You don't want to walk around barefoot in this orchard! lol...
I have some chestnut seeds in a propagator, not sure if they'll take though. Good video.
What do you do about the weevils?? Also I don't see you running over the husks with your Nut Wizard.
How does he keep the worms out? Mine have worms before they even fall off the tree.
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how do you keep the squirrels from caring all your crop away?
Larry Olson dogs that live outside will do the job
Shotgun or .22
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HELP! How do you (organically) deal with the CHESTNUT WEEVIL?
One. By. One.
I would love to grow a few chestnut trees. I live in zone 5. Anyone know what the best one to grow for me would be?
Issac Newton
Grow the Auburn Hybrids. They are proven mass producers from university trials from Florida to Missouri. They have weeping branches under load, so I don't think snow would be a problem. Plant chestnut trees high and dry, avoid moisture retentive soils at all cost.
@@angeloddrev that's great to know! I planted 4 of them. If they make it through the first winter, I should be ok.
I don't of the other varieties but i was fortunate to find a place thats been selling reg ol chestnuts and so far in the 5 i planted in the past 3yrs theyve been growin about 18" or so a yr where i live
I’m lucky enough to still have one of the few remaining American chestnut trees that wasn’t decimated by the blight 100 years ago. There’s a small isolated patch of them here in the middle of North Carolina.
Are these chestnuts hybrids?
Thank you very much. So is it possible to grow in Bangladesh?
No it’s too warm there.Chestnuts need a cold winter.
How do I buy chestnut from you ?
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chestnuts are good they should replace potatoes
chestnuts absolutely ARE nuts. straight nutty to say they're grains. grains are also all monocots. i'm speaking technically of course, i guess you can say whatever you want. brown rice is not even close to nutritious as a chestnut, to further illustrate the nuttieness of the analogy. i can't even finish watching because that's such an absurd premise to lead with. fact check your videos and edit so you don't make your guests look foolish