Car looks great nice job ! I believe the factory color for your dynasty is called Dusty Rose

I have two of the biggest butternut trees right in my backyard over 6 feet diameter every year i fill two trash cans full i dont no what to do with them

I have old butternut tree in backyard and look like it start to dying slowly. Before it gone I really want to grow new tree. I got some nuts and want to know how to get the root out. I put in fridge with wet paper towel wrapped around. Don’t know if I’m doing it right.

Too bad, no Chestnuts but still a fun search. Lesson: Don't trust AI! Great view over the hill. I do like these island episodes.

You are in one of the best Walleye fisheries in the US ,go fishing....just a suggestion..

It's ok if people dislike, likes & dislike count the same in the algorithm.

What are Horse Chestnuts?

Frame it in resin

I applaud the site you chose to propose. The internet is plastered with engagement videos filmed at boogie locations, which, for me at least, say nothing more than “Look how detached from reality we are”.

Glad you avoided the worst. God bless and good health

Have you had your iron checked recently?

@ the 4:30 mark you said "Pollinate" buy you meant Germinate. I know what you meant : )

Why hasn't anyone questioned the disappearance of such a freedom promoting tree.? What blight? Absolute nonsense! The much derided and ridiculed by Hollywood yokels of the Appalachian mountain region WERE MERCILESSLY ROBBED by beauracrats who want everyone to contribute to the thieving economy.Anything else is wind of a foul but familiar smell.smh

there are 100s of mature ctress without blight - JUST find area with NO blight and grow 1ks there

thank U. Society is VILE to NOT try to bring back with remaining trees to isolated area.

You're clipping a bit. Turn down the gain to 9 o'clock next time. 👍🏻 Well done, hoss!

Aaaaaaawwwwwww so adorable 🥰

I dont think you should be touching the living trees after touching the blight trees. Unless you have sanitizer lol

Did it work?

Congrats🎉

Congratulations

Congrats on the move! On to bigger & better things I am sure. Hugs all around from Canada!

Congratulations!❤

Congrats! There is nothing greater than having people who love you in your life.

I just took a wasp nest out today with the ALS

Like a monkey and a football 😢

Congratulations!!!

Life...Congrats!

Congratulations. You're winners.

Are you trying to make your own hybrids from these non-native chestnuts for blight resistance? You mention other American chestnuts in the area, so I was wondering if you were looking to do natural cross pollination with them.

If you rub the stem of a butternut then smell your fingers, will it smell like black walnut?

Very interesting

If the trees die, the humans die.

I really want one of these. It's so rare to find!

Should I plant my chestnuts now in summer or during winter? They are quite small due to years in small containers

1 view, bro fell off

I have 3. They are dwarfed because they spent 2 years in a really small pot at the nursery. I repotted them but I think they have already outgrown these containers with roots. Should I plant them in the ground now in summer or during winter?

That’s funny I have a similar story. I had never even heard of these trees, and then I found the story about them. I did a little research, come to find out I live 20 minutes away from the only place in my state where pure american chestnuts are known to be surviving AND reproducing naturally all on their own. They’re obviously not thriving the way they used to, but they need to reproduce if they’re ever to develop blight tolerance.

Tks. How do you get them to the stage with a root sticking out? We have a tree which is about 80 years old and only produces a few fruits every 2 or 3 years. I really want to get a few to grow to carry on its legacy.

Zip tie

Good luck

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If only we could see a truly mature American chestnut that is 5 feet wide and 100 ft tall.

Four special young trees.

If only that program worked. Im sure you kept up with it, but the resistence was too variable, and kept the trees from growing large. And even the ones that started out with imminity eventually succumbed to the blight. So tragic. Apparently wild european chestnut is nearly identicle to american chestnut, but the blight reached the caucuses where they are most prevelent in 2008. Id be curious to see how those forests look today nearly 20 years later. It is said that european chestnuts have slightly more resistence than american, but nearly so much as chinese and japanese.

They are happy now.

Looks good,you might loose some leaves because the Sun is way more intense than a grow light.

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