2 Live Black Walnut Trees 4 Inch Pot High-Quality Hardwood, Delicious Nuts

These 2 live Black Walnut trees are 12-18 inch tall and ready to plant, making them the perfect addition to any garden or landscaping project. Black walnut trees (Juglans nigra) are highly valued for their high-quality hardwood and delicious, nutritious nuts. These trees are not only great for timber production but also for growing tasty walnuts for snacking or baking.

The American Black Walnut is a self-fertile tree, but you’ll get a better harvest when planting them in pairs. With proper care, these fast-growing trees can thrive in zones 4-8 and can reach mature heights of 60-80 feet, offering a stunning feature in your landscape. Black walnut wood is highly prized for its deep, rich color and fine grain, making it a top choice for furniture makers and carpenters.

Your trees will arrive bare root, carefully wrapped in biodegradable paper and plastic to maintain moisture during shipping. We guarantee that your trees will arrive healthy and unbroken. If your Black Walnut trees arrive damaged, we will replace or refund immediately. All shipments come with basic planting instructions to ensure successful establishment.

Key Features and Benefits:

• High-Quality Hardwood: Black walnut is a premium timber wood, known for its strength and rich color, perfect for crafting furniture and fine wood products.
• Delicious Nuts: These trees produce tasty, nutritious walnuts, ideal for fresh eating, baking, or making your own walnut oil.
• Self-Fertile: The trees are self-pollinating, though planting them in pairs will result in higher nut yields.
• Fast-Growing: Black walnut trees grow quickly and are adaptable, thriving in zones 4-8.
• Wildlife-Friendly: These trees attract wildlife, including squirrels and birds, and provide shelter and food.

FAQs:

Q1: How tall will my Black Walnut trees grow?
A1: Black Walnut trees can reach heights of 60-80 feet at full maturity, providing an impressive addition to your landscape.

Q2: How long does it take for Black Walnut trees to produce nuts?
A2: On average, Black Walnut trees begin producing nuts at 6-8 years of age, though this can vary depending on growing conditions.

Q3: Are Black Walnut trees self-pollinating?
A3: Yes, Black Walnut trees are self-fertile but will yield better results when planted in pairs or groups for enhanced pollination.

Q4: How do I care for my Black Walnut trees?
A4: Black Walnut trees prefer full sun and well-drained soil. Water them regularly, especially during dry periods, and ensure the soil doesn’t stay soggy. Mulching around the base can help retain moisture.

Q5: Will my tree arrive healthy?
A5: Yes, we guarantee that your Black Walnut trees will arrive healthy and unbroken. If there’s any damage during shipping, we offer a replacement or refund within 30 days.