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Dunstan chestnuts seed help
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<blockquote data-quote="Hollar Hunter" data-source="post: 4305419" data-attributes="member: 9238"><p>I know it's been talked about before but I can't find it when I try to do the searches. I planted a few Dunstan chestnut trees a few years ago. They've done very well and I have quite a few nuts this year. I want to grow as many of them as I can and was hoping to get the best process to get the best germination results. Would appreciate all info and willing to share a few trees as I don't need them all...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hollar Hunter, post: 4305419, member: 9238"] I know it's been talked about before but I can't find it when I try to do the searches. I planted a few Dunstan chestnut trees a few years ago. They've done very well and I have quite a few nuts this year. I want to grow as many of them as I can and was hoping to get the best process to get the best germination results. Would appreciate all info and willing to share a few trees as I don't need them all... [/QUOTE]
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