Walnut

Why Do Black Walnut Trees Produce Juglone?

What To Plant Under Black Walnut Trees?

Black Walnut trees (Juglans nigra) are well-known for their majestic size and the rich chocolate-brown heartwood that makes them valuable in the high-end furniture market. They also produce very flavorful walnuts and can make a lovely addition to your landscape. If you’re lucky enough to have these impressive trees on your property, you may find … Read more

Types of Walnut Trees

Types Of Walnut Trees: A Comprehensive Guide

There are about twenty different species of walnut trees, all belonging to the Juglans genus. Of these, only two types (Black Walnut and English/Persian Walnut) are commonly grown in the United States; however, there are many different varieties among Black Walnuts. These deciduous trees, as well as many other walnut species, are distributed across North … Read more

A Dozen Top Choices In Walnut Trees

Is Burning Walnut Wood Toxic?

When you think of Walnut trees, you’re likely to call to mind the delicious nuts they produce. However, Walnut trees offer more than just tasty snacks; they can also serve as an excellent source of firewood for your fireplace. While living Black Walnut trees can be toxic to plants attempting to grow under and around … Read more

Most Common Diseases In Walnut Trees

Common Walnut Tree Diseases

Plant diseases affecting walnut trees can be caused by various pathogens – fungi, bacteria, or viruses. These diseases often spread through wind, water, soil, or insects, finding their way into the tree through natural openings or wounds. In this article, we explore some common diseases that can affect walnut trees and their impact. Read on … Read more

How Do I Keep Squirrels From Eating My Nuts

How To Keep Squirrels Out Of A Walnut Tree?

Squirrels look totally adorable with their black button eyes and bushy tails, but they soon lose their cuteness when they strip every last walnut from your tree. They’ll invade your bird table, trash your veg patch and nest in your shed, or even the roof of your home. Basically, they can be a real nuisance! … Read more

How To Prune A Walnut Tree

How To Prune A Walnut Tree?

As with most fruit and nut trees, Walnuts benefit from some training via pruning, especially in their early years. As the trees mature, pruning is really only necessary to keep the tree healthy and in good shape. This should be done during the winter months when the tree is dormant. Read on to learn more … Read more

How Much Is My Walnut Tree Worth?

A walnut tree isn’t just a valuable asset due to the nuts it provides; it’s also worth money for its attractive dark wood too. The American Black Walnut is especially sought after for woodworking, and burr walnut for its incredibly beautiful figuring, which is often made into veneer or pieces of premium quality furniture. But … Read more

How And When To Prune A Walnut Tree

How To Grow A Walnut Tree?

Walnuts are easy to grow, providing you have the right conditions. A rich, fertile soil, the right kind of temperate climate, and sufficient rainfall. In the United States, walnuts can be raised in hardiness zones 4 to 9. The trees grow at a medium rate and black walnut trees may reach over 100 feet in … Read more

What Is The Best Way To Repel Squirrels

How To Care For A Walnut Tree?

Many different cultivars of walnut trees are grown in the United States. The two main types are English (also known as Persian) and black walnuts, both of which produce edible fruits and provide shade. The trees do grow very tall, often more than 50 feet, making them difficult to harvest for a backyard grower. Pruning … Read more

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