I don't know about chestnuts but you can root a lot of things by
using water in which willow trimmings have been soaked. I also found
that I could root lots of things by rooting them in damp vermiculite
(with or without willow water) rather than sticking them in water.
Isn't there a guy in the upper south somewhere who has been working
to breed a 100 percent American chestnut that is resistant. I have
only shreds of memory about this guy's work, but I believe he found
some surviving chestnuts, or at least one, and has trees that he's
started from this survivor. Does anyone have knowledge of this guy?
Or did I dream it?
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