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There's 12 mature Oaks on our ground and not a thing, same for the four or five chestnuts at roadside. It's just something that's been fiddling in the back of my mind for a few weeks. If a chestnut for example did attempt to spend its low energy reserves on fruiting would that path lead to it rendering itself ill possibly or open to the possibility of being susceptible to illness?

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Walnuts, both chestnuts, acorn trees, most stone fruits even sloes, all pathetic harvest if any at all. I think some have put on a lot of growth this year, combined with late frosts nipping the fruit buds and so on. Lots of mildews, fungal infections as well have really hit the trees in a combined assault.

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