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Black Walnut Tree
Prized for Nuts and Timber
 ( 6 customer reviews)
Bears up to 30 bushels of nuts once established. Truly a gourmet
favorite—black walnuts have a rich flavor prized for baking, plus
twice the protein of English walnuts. Trees grow up to 75 ft. tall
with dark green foliage, excellent for providing shade. Dark brown
wood is strong with an attractive grain, providing valuable timber.
Self-pollinating, but plant two or more for top crops. Zones 4-8. Nut trees are not available in AZ, CA, 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: 50-75 ft
Spacing: at least 8-12 ft apart for groupings, but 30 - 40 ft apart when growing for a specimen tree.
Depth: same as nursery
Spread: 30-40 ft
Sun/Shade: full sun
Pollinator: partial self -but requires another black walnut for larger yields
Yield: variable
Foliage: medium to dark green, oval leaves, compound
Fruit: green cased nut often dropping to ground when black
| Comments: Dark brown to grayish black bark. Develops an extensive taproot as it matures and is difficult to transplant. This is a seedling, it is not grafted. Great for baking. Self pollinating. Best planted in groups. Yields up to 30 bushels of nuts once established and they are great for baking. A high value is placed on this tree due to the demand for walnut veneer. Nuts are ready to harvest when you can dent the hull of several nuts. with your thumb. Remove hulls immediately after harvesting to prevent staining. After nuts have been dried store them in a mesh bag in a cool, dry place or freeze.
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Black 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  - Tuesday, June 08, 2010 Black Walnuts Zone4 Reviewed By: John (Buffalo, NY) I live in Zone4 and have always had Black Walnut trees in my yard. They thrive here. They can be a bit messy and they produce a chemical called Juglone which will kill off all plants within the dripline. They are a beautiful, almost tropical looking tree. - Tuesday, March 24, 2009 Awesome Reviewed By: Jonathan Mullen (Yorktown, NY) I recieved my plant right away. I planted it in a pot (Waiting for larger roots to form). I find that nut trees thrive with a nutrient rich formula and I created a soil medium with Soil, Potting Soil, perlite(large and small), vermiculite (large and small), and plenty of worm casting. I am starting to see buds already and I only watered it once.
Date ordered: 2/15/09
Date Recieved: 3/19/09
Buds start to form: 3/24/09
I even plan on buying more of these so that I can sell them for lumber, my last tree I sold for $13,000.00 - Thursday, June 26, 2008 Mr. Reviewed By: V. Martin Ogrosky (Charlotte, NC) The Black Walnut is a great health source in Walnuts. Bill Gillum, a Lumbee Tribe and Cherokee man of southeast Kentucky, was knowledgeable in Walnut Medicine and other alternative treatments from Native America. The Black Walnut has numerous internal and external health properties for man. We recommend it. May Bill Gullum rest in peace. June, 2008 Read More Reviews
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Black Walnut Tree
Prized for Nuts and Timber
(6
customer reviews)
Bears up to 30 bushels of nuts once established. Truly a gourmet
favorite—black walnuts have a rich flavor prized for baking, plus
twice the protein of English walnuts. Trees grow up to 75 ft. tall
with dark green foliage, excellent for providing shade. Dark brown
wood is strong with an attractive grain, providing valuable timber.
Self-pollinating, but plant two or more for top crops. Zones 4-8.
Nut trees are not available in AZ, CA, TX.
This item ships only in the spring.
If our spring shipping season is closed, your order will be shipped the following spring.
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Product Details
Zones: 4 - 8 (-20° F.)
Height: 50-75 ft
Spacing: at least 8-12 ft apart for groupings, but 30 - 40 ft apart when growing for a specimen tree.
Depth: same as nursery
Spread: 30-40 ft
Sun/Shade: full sun
Pollinator: partial self -but requires another black walnut for larger yields
Yield: variable
Foliage: medium to dark green, oval leaves, compound
Fruit: green cased nut often dropping to ground when black
| Comments: Dark brown to grayish black bark. Develops an extensive taproot as it matures and is difficult to transplant. This is a seedling, it is not grafted. Great for baking. Self pollinating. Best planted in groups. Yields up to 30 bushels of nuts once established and they are great for baking. A high value is placed on this tree due to the demand for walnut veneer. Nuts are ready to harvest when you can dent the hull of several nuts. with your thumb. Remove hulls immediately after harvesting to prevent staining. After nuts have been dried store them in a mesh bag in a cool, dry place or freeze.
Shipping: View Shipping Schedule
Black 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 - Tuesday, June 08, 2010
Black Walnuts Zone4
Reviewed By:
John (Buffalo, NY)
I live in Zone4 and have always had Black Walnut trees in my yard. They thrive here. They can be a bit messy and they produce a chemical called Juglone which will kill off all plants within the dripline. They are a beautiful, almost tropical looking tree.
- Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Awesome
Reviewed By:
Jonathan Mullen (Yorktown, NY)
I recieved my plant right away. I planted it in a pot (Waiting for larger roots to form). I find that nut trees thrive with a nutrient rich formula and I created a soil medium with Soil, Potting Soil, perlite(large and small), vermiculite (large and small), and plenty of worm casting. I am starting to see buds already and I only watered it once.
Date ordered: 2/15/09
Date Recieved: 3/19/09
Buds start to form: 3/24/09
I even plan on buying more of these so that I can sell them for lumber, my last tree I sold for $13,000.00
- Thursday, June 26, 2008
Mr.
Reviewed By:
V. Martin Ogrosky (Charlotte, NC)
The Black Walnut is a great health source in Walnuts. Bill Gillum, a Lumbee Tribe and Cherokee man of southeast Kentucky, was knowledgeable in Walnut Medicine and other alternative treatments from Native America. The Black Walnut has numerous internal and external health properties for man. We recommend it. May Bill Gullum rest in peace. June, 2008
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