chestnut tree
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Red Spanish chestnut
Out of stock
Also called Wandenberg, a modest bearer so no pruning needed, makes a very large nut which matures early, and tree has a reasonable drought tolerance.
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Wandiligong Wonder chestnut
Wandiligong Wonder chestnut is a late harvesting variety originating in north east Victoria, good easy peeling and no need to prune the tree
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Marone chestnut
The Marone chestnut is a large nut from WA, but originally of Italian origins, fairly upright habit, exhibiting Asian characteristics, such as fine wood and pointy buds, excellent quality
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April Gold chestnut
An early variety from the Dandenong ranges in Victoria, originally of European origin, it produces extra large dark coloured nuts, upright habit, free falling nuts, will also bear in a subtropic climate
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Emerald Gem chestnut
From Emerald Lake area of the Dandenong Ranges, the Emerald Gem chestnut is a beautiful spreading tree – almost weeping in habit, very prolific, tends to bear heavily, distinctive orange tan coloured nut without stripes, grafted tree