Nuts, Berries ID

rospaw

Senior Member
Took the kids out to the back of my property and came across some nuts and berries. I know, wait i think i know that they are Buckeyes. ? Must be 50 of those little trees growing full of fruit/nuts on one valley. Questions:
What kind of buckeye tree?
Are they always short ... less than 10'?
Edible ? I don't think so but...
Good for anything other than luck?:D

Another pic is a berry tree. No nothing about. Anyone have any idea?


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Last is a walnut. Can you tell what type of walnut by the nut?

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This pic is the pod the buckeyes are in.
 

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rospaw

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GAGE

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Buckeyes and beauty berries. Always heard buckeyes were poisonous, but lucky and deer are supposed to prefer beauty berries, though I have yet to see one browsed around our place.
 

NCHillbilly

Administrator
Staff member
Yep, buckeyes and beautyberries. The buckeyes are probably painted buckeye. It is a shrub or sometimes small tree, along with the red buckeye. The yellow buckeye that we have in the mountains is a large tree. The fruits of all of them are poisonous to humans.

Your other pic is probably too big, try resizing it.
 

Nicodemus

The Recluse
Staff member
Our woods down here are full of red buckeyes and beautyberries. Even more than normal since we got fairly decent rains this year. Ironically, the buckeyes in my yard and pasture didn`t have many this year.
 
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