Juglans
Walnut tree
A tropical-looking nut tree that flourishes in loamy, well-drained soil.
Additional Information
Information | Details |
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Botanical Name | Juglans |
Common Name | Walnut tree |
Also Known As | Walnut tree |
SA Tree No​ | |
Tree Type | Deciduous |
Attracts | Birds, Bats |
Features | Shade Tree |
Flowering Season | Winter |
Focal | No |
Fragrant | Yes |
Frost Tolerance | Hardy |
Fruiting Season | Spring, Summer |
Growth Rate | Fast >500mm |
Minimal Leaf Shedding | No |
Origin | Exotic |
Soil pH | |
Root System | |
Soil Type | Loam, Well Drained |
Suitable Garden Size | Large |
Suitable Planting Area | Full Sun |
Fruit, Citrus & Nut Trees Pricing
Bag Size | Price Range Incl. VAT |
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4L / 5L
| NA
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7L / 10L
| R40-R400
|
20L
| R300-R500
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50L
| R600-R800
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100L / 200L
| R900-R2000
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Description
Walnut trees have an upright growth habit and large crown shape providing a bountiful amount of shade. It has an extensive taproot system with deep spreading roots. It is a fast-growing nut tree that can be harvested from Spring to Summer.
Walnut trees are commonly planted in containers and used as indoor plants. It is an extremely attractive tree and looks beautiful when planted in large gardens and parks.
- Tolerates temperatures as low as -17°C
- Estimated height: 15m
- Estimated width: 15m
- Planting distance: 6-12m
- Drought-resistant
Cultivars: English, Chandler.
Pollen compatibility: Partially self-fertile. Plant two varieties for heavier crops.
Water requirements: Water every 2-3 weeks.
Fun facts:Â Walnuts contain high amounts of oil and are widely enjoyed raw or for cooking purposes.