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Juglans nigra - Black Walnut Saplings

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Black Walnut - Young Trees - Juglans nigra

The Black walnut is a vigorous, deciduous tree with excellent nuts, although they are tricky to open. The husk of the nut stains everything black and the kernel is harder to remove from the inner shell than the common walnut, but we promise that it is all worth the effort!
These young plants are the smallest size of black walnut that we sell, you can also buy larger Black Walnut trees here.

Growing Black Walnut Trees
Your trees do need deep, well-drained, fertile soil and they like plenty of sun.
Their flowers are more frost resistant than the Common walnut, but we still don't recommend these tree for the North or Scotland if you want to get nuts from them. The flowers are just too susceptible to spring frosts for you to get much of a crop, although the tree itself will still grow happily if your site is in full sun.
It will grow to about 30 m.

Black walnuts will stop many other plants from growing near them, so we've made a list of suitable companion plants that will be happy next to your trees.

If you are unclear about the way standard trees are sized, take a look at our Guide to Standard Tree Sizing or you can go back to our main standard trees page.

Black Walnuts are an American tree that was brought to Britain in the mid-1600's by John Tradescant. They are naturalised across Southern Britain.