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Anonymous asked in Home & GardenOther - Home & Garden · 1 decade ago

Chestnut tree - Where to find images?

I can't find a picture of the trees in my garden, after posting a question relating to edible nuts or not in another new account, I've come back to my actual account to ask more.

Where can I find images of chestnut trees and the nuts that fall from them this time of year?

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  • Gardengirl
    Lv 5
    1 decade ago
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    I just posted this on your other question but here it is again.

    Good luck with identifying your tree.

    The bark on a sweet chestnut tree is very distinctive, it twists around the tree and almost looks like lattice work. The tree goes very 'lumpy' when it gets old and the lattice work is not noticeable anymore.

    This link will show you the bark.

    http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/co...

    The nut case is bright green and has lots of hairy type spikes.

    Another link for you to compare with what you have in your garden.

    http://www.oswild.org/trees/sweet-chestn

  • fed up woman
    Lv 6
    1 decade ago

    I'm sure Yahoo images or Googles images should have some.

  • Gender Bender
    Lv 6
    1 decade ago

    Chestnut Tree (PDF)

    newly elected Board members, each of whom are pic- tured above. ... several Chinese chestnut trees had crept up to within. thirty feet of the site. ...

    chestnut.cas.psu.edu/PDFs/newsletters/1101_Feb06.pdf

    Source(s): I am a professional horticulturist, organic head gardener and in the past 40+ years I was a head gardener in the south of England, in charge of a Southern University Nursery, a head gardener on two private estates in the midlands. Since having a back problem and a brain injury, I have lost my ability to concentrate so full time work is impossible and plant names sometimes go amiss. I do a few hours gardening a month just to keep my hand in. The gardening tips are free but not the manual work.
  • William B
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago

    google ,images under trees

    Source(s): maint man
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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    here you go chestnuts and trees

    http://wzeu.ask.com/r?t=a&d=eu&s=uk&c=p&ti=1&ai=30...

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