Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: Zuma on May 21, 2014, 07:30:07 pm
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I used to find what they call sea beans on the beach in the FL keys.
I never saw one sprouting after it's trip across the Atlantic to America.
So when I saw what looked a little like one of these pods down along
the Ohio River bank, I took notice. There was only a little showing so
I dug it out.
Wow, now I am thinking a sprouting chestnut.
I found two and put them in my jacket pocket and later stashed them
in a coffee cup with dirt and water until I got them back to Virginia.
Here is the progress. One is doing good.
Members here are extremely astute and helpful. ;D
Any ideas?
Zuma
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Looks like a buckeye. Not good for bows.
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Thanks turtle!
I looked up Buckeye chestnut and learned something.
" basically horse chestnuts and buckeyes are as closely related to true chestnuts as bats are to giraffes" lol
Zuma
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hickory looks the same down here.
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Looks a little like a Paw Paw plant.
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Buckeye! ;)
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As stated above--- You guys know your nuts.
Even though this one is not a chestnut Wiki says the Buckeye
can make a nice ornamental shrub.
I guess I'll keep it. Thanks folks
Zuma