You can also plant wild-type (non-transgenic) American chestnuts and participate in our ... No, people with celiac disease, or other forms of gluten intolerance can eat nuts from Darling chestnuts ...

His farm started growing chestnuts in 2010 and has planted 100 to 150 trees a year since then. Currently, the farm has about 1,500 trees. The Vixin Large Nut was one variety of chestnut available at ...

You can also plant hybrid cultivars available at nurseries. Remember, you'll need at least two chestnut trees within 100 feet for cross-pollination for nut production. Read more: Plants You ...

Wild British sweet chestnuts are not fully ripe until they fall in large numbers in late October. Look for the glint of shiny dark brown nuts; paler nuts are unripe and will quickly shrivel.

These once-common nuts could be poised for a comeback. The days of Nat King Cole for the holidays are long gone, but we still ...

Roasted chestnuts are the stars of Christmas songs and seasonal dishes. Here's how to roast them in the oven (not over an ...

Lastly, once your wild-type chestnuts reach flowering age, you can use them as “mother trees” by pollinating them with pollen from our transgenic trees to produce blight-tolerant nuts. We will be able ...

Most nuts sold in Britain are imported. However, our temperate climate is suitable for growing some types, such as walnuts and sweet chestnuts. The cobnut, a type of hazelnut, is the UK’s main ...