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A tiny acorn on the forest floor swaddled in the cap of another acorn. It has a baby Jesus feel to it.

open hedgehog with chestnuts inside hanging on a tree in a forest in Tuscany, Italy. Chestnuts harvest period.

Dive into the crisp freshness of a bountiful harvest with this enchanting image of vibrant green apples hanging from a lush branch. The perfect blend of nature's beauty and orchard abundance, capturing the essence of autumnal allure.

Fruit of the London Planetree (Platanus x hispanica) growing on the branch

The organic orchard is full of kiwifruit

Fruits of a cansaboca tree, Bunchosia armeniaca

Two unripe walnut on the branches of the walnut tree in garden. Defocused background.

Maranhao Chestnut also known as Aquatic Pachira

Apples on trees in a vegetable orchard. Autumn seasonal harvest. red ripe apples on a branch in the garden. Drops of water on wet apples after rain. Organic farming, gardening, vegetarian eco food.

Chesnut heap on burlap shot on rustic woodden table

$Small deciduous, spiny tree to 6m, with stiff branches; twigs roughly-hairy. leaves oblong, finely toothed or untoothed, shiny dark green above, grey-hairy beneath. Flowers white, or slightly pink, 25-36mm, solitary on short leafy shoots; sepals slender, spreading between the petals. Fruit apple-shaped, 24-26mm, crowded by persistent sepals.\nHabitat: Hedges, thickets and open woodland, sometimes by buildings or in old orchards.\nFlowering Season: May-June.\nDistribution: Indigenous in S Europe and W Asia. Naturalized in W Europe.\n\nThe fruits are edible only when half-rotten. In cultivated forms, branches non-spiny and fruits larger. The flexible wood is used for whip handles.\n\nThe Picture is made in an Ornamental Garden.$

Three acorn connected by an oak tree branch. Isolated on sackcloth background. High resolution photo. Full depth of field.

Green plums on the plum tree branch in garden

A photo of healthy and delicious apples outdoor

Chestnuts with their spiky shells on a wooden table

Close-up of walnut tree in göynük bolu turkey

two arcorns on an old oaktree in Germany

A closeup of an acorn, pinecone and chestnut on a wooden surface

Turkey oak or Austrian oak (Quercus cerris) is a tree native to south-eastern Europe and Asia Minor. Compared to other oaks, the turkey oak has slender leaves, and its acorns take 18 months to develop. Shown here is an early stage in the development, where the green acorn is surrounded by bristles.

Group of chestnuts fresh from the tree for a background on a wood table

close up shot of acorn over blue background.

A green apple hangs low above the ground. A lonely apple in the garden.

$Large spreading tree to 45m, white pale gray, densely fissured bark; shoots usually hairless. Leaves oval, with rounded lobes, rounded at base and with a very short stalk.\nFlowering Season: April-May.\nAcorns with a finely hairy, gray-green cup, long-stalked.\nHabitat: Woods, hedgerows on a variety of soils, especially basic loam and clays.\nDistribution: Throughout Europe, except the north, the Faeroes and Iceland\n\nWidely planted, especially in Parks.$

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