The Allegheny chinkapin (Castanea pumila) is a shrubby chestnut relative with edible nuts, but it's susceptible to chestnut blight and rarely sold commercially. It prefers sunny, well-drained ridges. For a source, contact Nearly Native Nursery (nearlynativenursery.com)—they specialize in uncommon natives. If you find one, plant in full sun with good drainage. It's a unique addition for wildlife and foraging enthusiasts.
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