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		A local favorite, Black Walnut Trees provide shade, hardwood, and fruit. Fast growing and prolific, a wonderful choice.  1 Dozen Black Walnuts $10.00  Qty: Price:  1/2 Dozen Black Walnuts $5.00  Qty: Price:  Green, Early Harvested $20.00 Season: Oct-Dec   from: Rockgate Farm Ship to: Me Other...
(Juglans Nigra) Although grown primarily for it's hardwood, the Black Walnut is a lovely tree. It not only provides shade, but produces a wonderful crop of tasty fruit. Naturally drought resistent, it's hardy enough for most climates. Also, lovely when used for landscaping. Our trees grow naturally on our farm. They serve as a source of food for our ever growing herd of squirrels. We enjoy them tremendously, as will you! We are now offering a limited quantitiy of "green" black walnuts. The green husks are used for medicinal purposes. Thanks! Details: Flowers: Pale green, flowering in early Spring Foliage: Compound leaves, lance shaped 3-1/2 inches long Fruit: Fleshy green, about 2-1/2 inches or so. Lifecycle: 0    (0: N/A, 1: annual, 2: perennial, 3: biennial) Height: 50-120 feet Diameter: Anywhere from 1-3 feet Heirloom: yes Container Planting: no Cultural Requirements: USDA Zones: 2 to 9 Propagation / Germination: Sow husked nuts in about 3 inches of moist soil. Keep protected from squirrels and other foraging varments. Sun: Full Sun, to Partial Shading Fresh from the family farm. What I don't grow myself, I get from other local farms. Guaranteed fresh and locally grown! If you're in the mood for fresh eggs.....I'm your girl! I breed several varieties of chickens and ducks. I offer eggs from each when available. Always fresh and tasty! If the store is out, contact the farm.....Sometimes I forget to up-date :) Visit our Listing Browse our Store Shop with Confidence Your order is protected with the LocalHarvest money back guarantee. We are LIFETIME certified in the production of low acid and/or acidified foods, as of Jan 21, 2010. EEEEEHA!!