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Also check out GrowNutTrees.com.
We have chestnuts, hazelnuts, elderberry, elderberry cuttings, and comfrey crowns that are adapted to the Midwest.

Seeds and trees have “memory”. They thrived and reproduced in a certain climate.

Often when you buy chestnut trees, seeds, or plants online, you have to buy from nurseries in the Northeast or Southeast US, or the Pacific Northwest.

Take it from us, trees and plants grown in those climates do not do well in Kansas.

Buying from our Kansas homestead, with nut trees, elderberry, and comfrey grown and adapted to the Midwest, will make them much more likely to be successful on your homestead or in your yard.






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