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    Ozark Chinquapin

    My Dunstan chestnuts look great so far I just hope the cold snap here in Kentucky doesn’t zap them. My AC are loaded with small catkins right now. I really want to harvest nuts off the AC to plant along the road. All of these are going into their 3rd and 4th growing season
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    Ozark Chinquapin

    My Allegheny Chinquapins are loaded with small catkins.
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    Ozark Chinquapin

    I use the pvc pipe also, usually use a piece close to the nut. I cut at an angle so it penetrates the soil better, and I drill a few holes in the one close to the nut and fill it with water when watering, it soaks in the ground better and don’t run off.
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    Ozark Chinquapin

    Planted my 5 nuts from the Ozark Chinquapin foundation this past Sunday evening. 🙏
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    Ozark Chinquapin

    I got my nuts a few weeks ago. Hope to see these produce someday.
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    Score this ole boy

    140
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    Best mast producing oak trees

    I went to Germany last fall for a month and was blown away at the acorns on the oak trees there. I have never seen anything like it in all my years, I’m 52. According to my research they was English Oaks. I managed to get some back in my suitcase😉 and am now the proud owner of 10 beauty’s. I’m...
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    Ozark Chinquapin

    I joined the OCF this past fall, and received 7 nuts, all sprouted, but only 3 produced growth. 2 are close enough to pollinate and the other is by itself. I’m guessing I’ll have to renew my membership annually to keep receiving more nuts. It would be a joy to add this tree to the diversity of...
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    Chinkapin Oak Acorns

    I’ve planted several acorns from Chinquapin oak trees I found at work. From what I’ve found searching the internet, 8 years is great. I hope mine will be productive in 8 years. This is their 2nd growing season. Since then I found out about the dwarf chinquapin oak, and have put my effort in...
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