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Walnut Tree Tree Compound 60 to 100 feet Deep, moist soil with full sunlight Warm Catkins, nuts Food, furniture, dye

The Walnut tree is among the most versatile hardwoods on the planet. In addition to yielding exceptional tasting nuts, its timber is treasured by carpenters and sculptors alike. The Walnut tree's wide array of uses also makes it a popular pick for homeowners looking to decorate their properties with a practical and profitable specimen.
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Appearance of the Tree

Walnut trees are hard to miss. A mature tree can tower up to 100 feet tall with a leaf canopy of more than 40 feet wide, though most average between 60 and 70 feet. The tree is also very durable, with some living 200 years.

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Walnut Tree | All About Walnut Trees

leaf. The long leaves remain green until autumn when they turn yellow and fall off the tree. Fruits: The tree's fruit is by far its most noteworthy trait. The walnut is housed in a hard, round, brown shell which features a host of grooves and furrows. The shell of the Black Walnut is green, though it turns blackish as the nut ripens. Flowers: The Walnut tree's flower is a yellowish-green drooping catkin which covers the tree in the spring. Bark: The bark of a mature Walnut tree sports deep ridges which form a diamond-like pattern. The bark's color ranges from a rich brown to dark gray. Walnut trees are also fast growers with some shooting up to 25 feet in less than 10 years.

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Walnut Tree Types

There are nearly two-dozen different types of Walnut trees in the world, though most are native to the United States. Among the most popular are: Black Walnut: The tallest of all Walnut trees, the Black Walnut can grow as high as 100 feet. The tree's fruit grows in clusters and falls in autumn. The Black Walnut's shell is unique in that it contains a dark brown dye that will stain any item it comes in contact with. Butternut: This popular tree is also known as the White Walnut. It grows primarily in the northeastern portion of the United States and is shorter than its cousins, typically topping out at 60 feet. The tree's oval nuts have high oil content and are featured in a number of food products. Arizona Walnut: The tree grows in the canyons, desert and mountainous areas of Arizona through western parts of Texas. While it can reach heights of 50-plus feet it is generally classified as a shrub that stands roughly 20 feet tall. The tree produces small nuts with thin, hairy husks. Other types of Walnut tree include: Japanese Walnut Bolivian Walnut Southern California Walnut Northern California Walnut West Indian Walnut Manchurian Walnut Andean Walnut English Walnut Little Walnut Walnut trees may vary in size; however, they are harvested the same way by hitting the ends of the branches with a solid object. Knocking off both the nuts and the branch tips encourages new growth.
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