American Chestnut
Around the turn of the century, settlers from Pennsylvania brought enough Chestnut seed with them to plant a grove of Chestnut trees in La Crosse, Wisconsin. These products are made from Chestnut wood that originates from that seed.  The original grove of trees where the Pennsylvania settlers gathered seed succumbed to disease and no longer exists.  The American Chestnut tree is rapidly disappearing from the eastern United States, and in parts of the Midwest.  Some trees grew to 20 feet in diameter.   American Chestnut wood has a warm glowing quality that makes a room come alive.  A product of Kitchen Carvers made from the American Chestnut tree will become more valuable as the years go by. 

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