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- From: Lucky Pittman <lucky.pittman@murraystate.edu>
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- Subject: Re: [NAFEX] beech nuts
- Date: Mon, 19 Aug 2002 10:38:20 -0500
Don't know that I've ever seen/found any 'well-filled' American beechnuts, though most of the trees I've had occasion to check have been isolated specimens in residential yards in town. There are a few in my woods - and more on the hillside across the creek, but I've never actively gone out in search of the nuts. Just doesn't look to me as though there's be much there to eat.
Had a friend from NY send me some American & European beech nuts a couple of years ago - the Europeans are much larger & meatier. Didn't eat 'em, planted 'em.
Took a drive through Bernheim Forest Arboretum last week, on my way back from the State Fair(my local shagbark hickory selection took first place!), but I didn't get out and walk through the 'Beech Grove' area - they have a number of the European beech selections - purple, copper, weeping, tricolor, twisted, etc. Anyway, collecting is prohibited there, but I know a couple of the guys there, and they would probably allow it, if I asked.
Lucky Pittman
USDA Zone 6
Hopkinsville, KY
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[NAFEX] beech nuts,
markl, 08/17/2002
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