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Ken W Wilson
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I planted two Chinkapins last fall. Due to poor planning I had to move them this spring and one died. I need a pollinator. Edible Landscaping doesn't have them this year. Does anyone know where I can buy one or even just buy some nuts to plant?
Will any other kind of chestnut pollinate it?
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You can get plants or seed from Empire chestnut company in Ohio
Twisted Tree Farm and Nursery
www.twisted-tree.net
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