Black Walnut
Height Range
10' +
Approximate Age Range
5 years
Approximate Number Planted
15
Additional Tree Information
Black Walnuts can grow to be as big as 100 feet.
Foliage consists of compound leaves 12 to 24 inches long and leaflets 2 to 5
inches long. They grow best in deep, rich, moist soil. Large, rich, flavorful
nuts are not the only aspect of value for this tree. It is one of the most
highly valued of North American hardwoods for cabinets and furniture. Space 30
feet apart for best nut production. For timber use, space 8 feet apart for
fastest, straightest growth. Black Walnuts should start producing nuts in 8 to
10 years and you should plant at least two for pollination.
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