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Prized for its nuts and attractive hardwood. Fragrant leaves. Likes deep, rich, well-drained soil; grows more slowly in drier soils. Grows to 50' to 75', 60' spread. (May self-pollinate, plant two trees to ensure pollination)


Type of tree:
The Black Walnut falls into the following type(s): Nut Trees
Mature Height:
The Black Walnut grows to be 50' - 75' feet in height.
Mature Spread:
The Black Walnut has a spread of about 50' - 75' at full maturity.
Spread Variations:

Growth Rate:
This tree grows at a medium growth rate.

Sun:
This walnut does well in full sun.

Soil:
The Black Walnut grows in acidic, alkaline, loamy, moist, rich, sandy, well drained, wet, wide range, clay soils.


Shape:
This walnut has rounded shape.
Leaves:
Pinnately compound, alternate, 12"-24" leaves each consisting of 15-23, 2"-5" dark green leaflets. The leaflets are finely toothed.


Flower Color:
Greenish


Bloom Time:
Spring.


Fruit Description:
The fruit consists of three layers: the round 1 1/2"-2" green fleshy husk borne singly or in clusters of 2-3, a black, hard, thick corrugated, 1-1 1/2" shell, a Kernel with a rich, oily flavor. Harvested in early autumn.


Additional Information
Attributes:
The practical and the aethetic combine in black walnut to make this species one of the most treasured trees in American history. The valuable dark brown wood is strong with a handsome grain that polishes easily and gleams forever. The rich flavored nuts are enjoyed fresh and retain their flavor and texture during cooking. Black walnuts have nearly twice the protein of English walnuts.

Description:
Prized for its nuts and attractive hardwood. Fragrant leaves. Likes deep, rich, well-drained soil; grows more slowly in drier soils. Grows to 50' to 75', 60' spread. (May self-pollinate, plant two trees to ensure pollination)