(juglans nigra) – native to eastern north america, traditionally used as a food and dye plant, as well as for lumber. produces a dark brown-black dye. compound leaves, nut has a robust and richer walnut flavor. can be tapped for sap like a maple. allelopathic (produces chemicals that stunts or kills plants nearby).
black walnut is a fast growing deciduous tree, growing up to 98’ with up to a 65’ spread. suitable for all soils but prefers well-draining soil. prefers full sun.
contains 15 stratified* seeds
*these seeds have begun the germination process, and need to stay cold and damp until spring. they can be kept in the fridge with a moist paper towel or sawdust. they can be planted out once the ground has thawed, in pots or direct seeded.
(juglans nigra) – native to eastern north america, traditionally used as a food and dye plant, as well as for lumber. produces a dark brown-black dye. compound leaves, nut has a robust and richer walnut flavor. can be tapped for sap like a maple. allelopathic (produces chemicals that stunts or kills plants nearby).
black walnut is a fast growing deciduous tree, growing up to 98’ with up to a 65’ spread. suitable for all soils but prefers well-draining soil. prefers full sun.
contains 15 stratified* seeds
*these seeds have begun the germination process, and need to stay cold and damp until spring. they can be kept in the fridge with a moist paper towel or sawdust. they can be planted out once the ground has thawed, in pots or direct seeded.