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American Chestnut Catalog
Though the American chestnut is not considered blight resistant, some manage to survive for many years. Mud packing can be used to kill blight infections. Check with us on this simple procedure. Plant in light, well drained soils. Zone 5-8. Sorry, no chestnut trees may be sent to the United States due to USDA restrictions or BC since there is no chestnut blight there. PLEASE NOTE THAT AT LEAST TWO SEEDLINGS OR TWO DIFERENT CULTIVARS ARE NEEDED TO PRODUCE NUTS.
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| American chestnut Seedling |
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$9.00 |
1-2 ft |
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$12.00 |
2-3 ft |
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N/A |
3-6 ft |
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| Grafted Kelly American chestnut |
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Pennsylvania origin, productive, medium size nut, fairly good blight resistance |
N/A |
1-2 ft |
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N/A |
2-3 ft |
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$34.00 |
3-6 ft |
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| Grafted Watertown American chestnut |
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Watertown, New York origin, small nut, forest tree, original tree reached almost two feet in diameter before dying from blight. |
$25.00 |
1-2 ft |
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$29.00 |
2-3 ft |
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N/A |
3-6 ft |
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| Grafted Seventh Street American chestnut |
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St. Catharines Ontario origin, small nut, vigorous grower, reached almost two feet in diameter before dying from blight. |
$25.00 |
1-2 ft |
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$29.00 |
2-3 ft |
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$34.00 |
3-6 ft |
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