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Black Walnut Trees

Black walnuts have twice the protein of English walnuts. Their nuts are difficult to crack but have a strong and unusual flavor. We sell a nutcracker that can assist you with their tough shell. The wood of the black walnut is highly valued for carving and carpentry. Zone 4-8. Technically they are self-fertile but they will set a larger crop if you plant 2 seedlings, 2 different grafted varieties or a seedling and a grafted tree. NO WALNUT TREES CAN BE SHIPPED TO MO, KS, IN, MI, NE, MN

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NSWABLA

BLACK WALNUT SEEDLINGS (Juglans nigra)

Highly valued wood with richly flavored, thick shelled, high protein nuts. These Black Walnut Seedlings are hardy Zones 4-8.

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NSWAHAR

HARE BLACK WALNUT (Juglans nigra)

A large nut with a big, well filled kernel that cracks well for a black walnut. The Hare Black Walnut is late blooming, good yielding variety.

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NSWAROW

ROWHER BLACK WALNUT (Juglans nigra)

Good size nuts with plump kernels, Rowher black walnut is an excellent quality Iowa selection.

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NSWASUR

SURPRISE BLACK WALNUT (Juglan nigra)

Highly valued wood with richly flavored, thick shelled, high protein nuts. Surprise Black Walnut reveals a pleasant surprise when the shell is cracked open to reveal a plump nutmeat inside. Pennsylvania origin. Zone 4-8.

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NSWATIM

TIMBER BLACK WALNUT (Juglans nigra)

This variety grows with amazing speed once established, up to 5 to 6 ft. a year. Timber Black Walnut has a beautiful upright form with timber harvest age in half the time that a seedling tree would take to reach sawlog size. Very productive of small sized, thick shelled nuts. Self fertile.

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NSWASPARK

SPARKS 127 BLACK WALNUT (Juglans nigra)

An early ripening selection originally from Iowa. Sparks 127 black walnuts have a higher percentage of kernel relative to shell than most black walnuts. Self-Pollinating.

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