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Hardy English Walnut Tree
Bears Early and Huge Crops
 ( 5 customer reviews)
This stately beauty grows quickly to 40-60 ft. Not only does it provide dense shade with its rounded,
spreading form and rich green foliage; it will also supply loads of thin-shelled walnuts with rich,
flavorful kernels. Walnuts are a favorite for baking and are a rich source of omega-3 fatty acids and
other heart-healthy nutrients. Plant two or more to ensure pollination. Zones 4-8. Nut trees are not available in AE AK AZ CA GU HI PR TX.This item ships only in the spring.
If our spring shipping season is closed, your order will be shipped the following spring.
Product Details
Zones: 4 - 8 (-20° F.)
Height: 30-50 feet.
Spacing: 35-40 feet.
Depth: Same as in the nursery.
Spread: 30-40 feet.
Sun/Shade: Full sun
Pollinator: Plant 2 or more for best pollination.
Yield: 1-3 bushels at maturity.
Foliage: Dark green, lacy, pinnately compound.
Blooms: Spring
Fruit: Plump, thin shelled, small nuts with white kernels.
| Comments: Bears as early as 4 years after planting. Pest and disease resistant. Nuts fall free of husks when ripe. Full flavor, excellent quality. Drought resistant. Self-pollinating but produces better if planted in groups of two or more. Does not do well in wet areas. Nuts are easier to crack than black walnuts. Meat of the nut when cracked will most likely come out in pieces (sometimes may be halves). RESTRICTED STATES, AE, AK, AZ, CA, GU, HI, PR, TX.
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Hardy English Walnut Tree Ships In The Spring
Unable to ship to: AE AK AZ CA GU HI PR TX
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Customer Reviews Overall Rating: Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers Sort Reviews: Newest | Oldest | Highest Rating | Lowest Rating  - Sunday, May 30, 2010 great Reviewed By: diana (springfield, illinois) I bought this tree about 5-6 years ago, the first year the frost hit hard and slowed it dow, but after that it grew like a weed!!! I got 50+ nuts last fall. sadly, I have sold my house and have to start over, hope the next one I buy is just as good.  - Friday, May 23, 2008 english walnut tree Reviewed By: T. Eshbach (greenacres, washington) I bought 1 of these trees 15 years ago. I moved from the house where it was planted. I could not find anyone to move the tree with me. I was very disapointed. From such a little tree it had grown into a beautiful 10 foot high & very symetrical tree. The tree was just beginning to produce nuts. It brought back many memories of my childhood where we had such a tree over 50 feet in diameter and height. Am going to try again!
Thank you - Wednesday, May 21, 2008 walnut blight Reviewed By: Alex (Norwood, MA) I planted this walnut last year and first year I noticed leaves had black crunchy edges. It survived, but I suspect that's walnut blight. So I would recommend to have some preventive treatment if you plant it. This spring I have the same problem. Read More Reviews
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Hardy English Walnut Tree
Bears Early and Huge Crops
(5
customer reviews)
This stately beauty grows quickly to 40-60 ft. Not only does it provide dense shade with its rounded,
spreading form and rich green foliage; it will also supply loads of thin-shelled walnuts with rich,
flavorful kernels. Walnuts are a favorite for baking and are a rich source of omega-3 fatty acids and
other heart-healthy nutrients. Plant two or more to ensure pollination. Zones 4-8.
Nut trees are not available in AE AK AZ CA GU HI PR TX.
This item ships only in the spring.
If our spring shipping season is closed, your order will be shipped the following spring.
|
Product Details
Zones: 4 - 8 (-20° F.)
Height: 30-50 feet.
Spacing: 35-40 feet.
Depth: Same as in the nursery.
Spread: 30-40 feet.
Sun/Shade: Full sun
Pollinator: Plant 2 or more for best pollination.
Yield: 1-3 bushels at maturity.
Foliage: Dark green, lacy, pinnately compound.
Blooms: Spring
Fruit: Plump, thin shelled, small nuts with white kernels.
| Comments: Bears as early as 4 years after planting. Pest and disease resistant. Nuts fall free of husks when ripe. Full flavor, excellent quality. Drought resistant. Self-pollinating but produces better if planted in groups of two or more. Does not do well in wet areas. Nuts are easier to crack than black walnuts. Meat of the nut when cracked will most likely come out in pieces (sometimes may be halves). RESTRICTED STATES, AE, AK, AZ, CA, GU, HI, PR, TX.
Shipping: View Shipping Schedule
Hardy English Walnut Tree Ships In The Spring
Unable to ship to: AE AK AZ CA GU HI PR TX
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Customer Reviews
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Lowest Rating - Sunday, May 30, 2010
great
Reviewed By:
diana (springfield, illinois)
I bought this tree about 5-6 years ago, the first year the frost hit hard and slowed it dow, but after that it grew like a weed!!! I got 50+ nuts last fall. sadly, I have sold my house and have to start over, hope the next one I buy is just as good.
- Friday, May 23, 2008
english walnut tree
Reviewed By:
T. Eshbach (greenacres, washington)
I bought 1 of these trees 15 years ago. I moved from the house where it was planted. I could not find anyone to move the tree with me. I was very disapointed. From such a little tree it had grown into a beautiful 10 foot high & very symetrical tree. The tree was just beginning to produce nuts. It brought back many memories of my childhood where we had such a tree over 50 feet in diameter and height. Am going to try again!
Thank you
- Wednesday, May 21, 2008
walnut blight
Reviewed By:
Alex (Norwood, MA)
I planted this walnut last year and first year I noticed leaves had black crunchy edges. It survived, but I suspect that's walnut blight. So I would recommend to have some preventive treatment if you plant it. This spring I have the same problem.
Read More Reviews
