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Wholesale Chestnut Trees
Let's Plant a Legacy Together

Our Farm
Located in Newberry County, South Carolina, Lauren and Trey are committed to offering quality nursery chestnut trees. We offer business consulting, planting, and agricultural engineering. We deliver our trees potted to SC clients.
Why Chestnut Trees?
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Chestnut trees start producing at year 4 to 5
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Increase the value of your land
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Grow timber-quality chestnuts
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Plant trees that will produce flavorful chestnuts for generations
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Attract deer for your dream hunting forest
Varieties
Red Liu
Castanea mollissima
Good productivity of large nuts with a sweet flavor. Known for increased storage life. Some "Liu" seedlings also display red characteristics in their foliage, leaf stems and burs.

Sleeping Giant
Castanea mollissima × crenata × dentata
A hybrid of Chinese, American, and Japanese chestnuts, known for producing abundant crops of large, flavorful nuts.

Our Quality

Grown from Seed
We carefully select seeds that grow chestnut trees that produce large, flavorful nuts. Our trees are strong and healthy; there is no need to worry about graft failure.

Healthy Taproots
Our trees are grown in deep pots to ensure a healthy taproot and prevent the tree from becoming rootbound. We deliver our trees potted to ensure quality.

Raised Outdoors
Our trees are used to the SC weather. They are acclimated to our hot summers and have come to life in the spring after an unusually cold snowy winter.

Agricultural Engineering
"Trey" Daniels, PE is a licensed electrical engineer in SC. Growing up in a rural farming community has given him a passion to help farmers better plan their infrastructure.
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Utility Surveying
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Ability to survey trees planted for monitoring
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Water & Electrical Trenching
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Grant writing
Preorder today for 2027 planting season!
We start new trees each fall when chestnuts drop their seeds. Reserve your trees today for the 2027 planting season.
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Remaining 2026 season stock!!
We have 200 two-year-old chestnut tree in stock. We start new trees each fall when chestnuts drop their seeds.