Black Walnut Tree 12 to 24in – Juglans Nigra American Walnut Bare Root Tree

Grow Your Own Majestic Black Walnut Tree

Plant a piece of North American history with a young Black Walnut Tree (Juglans nigra). This bare root tree, ranging from 12-24 inches, is ready to establish itself in your landscape. Known as the American Walnut, this species is prized for its valuable timber and delicious nuts. The Juglans nigra is a self-pollinating tree with a deep taproot.

The American Walnut thrives in USDA zones 4-9, making it suitable for a wide range of climates. For optimal growth, plant your Black Walnut Tree in well-drained, moist soil and ensure it receives full sun. Avoid planting in heavily shaded areas, as this can hinder its development. This tree will reward you with beauty and bounty for years to come. This robust Juglans nigra is an excellent choice for a long-term investment in your property.

Benefits of Growing a Black Walnut Tree:

• Provides valuable shade and enhances property value.
• Produces delicious and nutritious walnuts.
• Attracts wildlife, creating a vibrant ecosystem.
• Offers a sustainable source of hardwood timber.
• Self-pollinating, ensuring nut production.

This Black Walnut Tree typically reaches a mature height of 70-100 feet with a nearly equal spread. Its oval or round crown makes it a stunning addition to any landscape. Proper planting and care will ensure your tree thrives and provides enjoyment for generations to come. This bare root American Walnut is shipped healthy and vigorous, ready to plant.

Frequently Asked Questions About Black Walnut Trees

• How big will this Black Walnut tree get? Expect your Juglans nigra to reach 70-100 feet tall and nearly as wide at maturity.
• What kind of soil is best for my Black Walnut? Black Walnut trees prefer well-drained, moist soil.
• How much sunlight does a Black Walnut need? These trees thrive in full sun, requiring at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily.
• When is the best time to plant my bare root Black Walnut tree? The ideal planting period is during the dormant season, either late fall or early spring.
• Will this American Walnut tree produce walnuts? Yes, this is an American Walnut tree, and it will produce walnuts once mature. It is self-pollinating, but planting multiple trees can increase nut production.