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growing Dunstan Chestnut trees
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<blockquote data-quote="spur necklace 3" data-source="post: 5361387" data-attributes="member: 11475"><p>I got my first decent crop last year when my first group of sawtooths were 5 years old. When I first started I was going to go heavier on the sawtooths than I did, now just usually go with about five when I do a new planting. Everything I've read aligned with what BSK said that once the white oaks come in they move off the sawtooths completely. Heard of people planting 50-100 at a time but even in a high density that seems like a lot of nuts for the heard to clean up before the white oaks are in.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="spur necklace 3, post: 5361387, member: 11475"] I got my first decent crop last year when my first group of sawtooths were 5 years old. When I first started I was going to go heavier on the sawtooths than I did, now just usually go with about five when I do a new planting. Everything I’ve read aligned with what BSK said that once the white oaks come in they move off the sawtooths completely. Heard of people planting 50-100 at a time but even in a high density that seems like a lot of nuts for the heard to clean up before the white oaks are in. [/QUOTE]
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