Chestnut Hill Nursery on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

Chestnut Hill Nursery
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last updated: November 2020

Chestnut Hill Nursery is a nationally recognized leader in the development and introduction of new plant varieties to the horticultural industry in America. Our family has over 60 years of experience in breeding and growing nut, fruit and flowering trees on our farm in north Florida. We harvest fresh fruit from our orchards and vineyards 12 months a year!

We bred and introduced the Dunstan Hybrid Chestnut and have been a leader in the return of chestnuts to America for over 30 years. You too can help the revival of the chestnut tree and make money selling chestnuts from your own orchard.

We specialize in the new low-chill fruit varieties developed by the University of Florida. We will help you select and grow the right varieties of low chill apples, peaches, nectarines, plums, pears, Kaki persimmons, blueberries, blackberries, grapes, and figs, and experience the fun and healthy process of growing fruit and food for you and your family!

With our unique selection of flowering and native wildlife trees, we will help you beautify your home and create a natural habitat on your land that will attract birds, wildlife and game species.

Chestnut Hill Nursery is a 220 acre family-owned farm in the rolling hills just northwest of Gainesville in the heart of Gator Country and the arctic part of Florida. Our climate is similar to the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, from South Carolina to South Texas, and we can grow many kinds of plants that are adapted from Zones 6-10. Our trees have been planted in thousands of acres of fruit and nut orchards across the U.S.

We look forward to helping you learn and grow your own nut, fruit, flowering and wildlife trees!

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