Walnut tree

Nut trees on your homestead by Jackie Clay-Atkinson

Black walnut trees produce a toxin that prevents many plants from growing in their shade. Here are eight tolerant plants that will happily grow under black walnut trees.

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Growing walnuts is rewarding. They have multiple uses, from syrup and wood to those delicious, nutritious nuts. Morning Chores will show you how.

The distinct leaves and the appearance of nuts on a walnut tree both help with walnut tree identification. In the winter, however, you'll need to examine the tree's bark and twig pith to make a positive identification. Location too, matters, since you won't find a walnut tree living in a marsh.

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Black walnuts produce an allelopathic chemical called juglone. Discover 33 of the best juglone-tolerant plants to grow under black walnut trees in this guide.