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. Does anyone know if these are edible? I know there has been some work in trying to replenish the American chestnut tree..but not sure if this isof that stock? The squirels seem to enjoy them! TIA

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The native chestnut trees in America were wiped out by a blight long ago. All were thought to be wiped out when a botanist (or someone of that caliber) recently stumbled upon a small grove of native chestnut trees in a relatively...

Scientists continue to try to revive the nut tree, and chestnut lovers continue to hope.

They’re tiny, and filled with sweet, smoky wonderfulness.

Where do you live? If you’re in North America, the chestnuts you’ve seen lying around are NOT edible. Our native chestnut trees died out years ago due to some imported bug or fungus or something. The chestnut trees we...

can’t speak yet from experience), but they don’t match the description of American chestnuts that you can see on this page from the American Chestnut Foundation. The lack of fuzziness/hairiness is the biggest issue....

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It really is too bad. I’ve read more than once that the American chestnuts were universally deemed superior to both the European and Asian versions. Is it the case that our chestnuts are “extinct”? Or is it just...

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