Walnut seedling, 7L container, valuable deciduous tree

Useful shrubs are becoming increasingly popular in our gardens. Westfalia has put together a variety of useful shrubs for you. Some are also ideal as container plants for the garden, balcony, and terrace. Useful plants are a real eye-catcher for every observer, create a healthy climate, serve as natural privacy screens, provide shade, and offer food and shelter for numerous beneficial insects!

Because Juglans regia produces delicious walnuts! Aside from its aromatic gifts, this tree impresses with its shade-providing, loose crown. The odd-pinnate leaves are also delicately beautiful and display many a romantic wind chime. A magnificent deciduous tree that enchants both the eye and the palate!

Blossom
The common walnut produces inconspicuous blossoms in May.

Fruit
The brown fruits have an aromatic flavor and are edible. Harvest time from September.
The fruits are oval in shape.
The fruit skin is leathery.

Growth
Walnut seedlings typically reach a height of 10-20 m.
This is a slow-growing plant. It typically grows 25-35 cm per year. Habit: Tree
The common walnut has deep roots.

Foliage
The common walnut is deciduous.
Its pinnate leaves are dark green. In autumn they turn a magnificent yellow.

Bark
The bark is cracked in stripes.

Water
Water regularly and allow the soil to dry out occasionally.

Location
Nutrient-rich garden soil, sufficiently moist in a sunny to partially shaded location ensures lush growth and a bountiful harvest.

Frost hardiness
The common walnut has a good frost hardiness.

Uses
For consumption
As a landscape tree
In homeopathy
Ingredients
Omega-3 fatty acids.


Planting time
Planting: March - October.

Care
Tip:

Fruit trees planted in spring must be watered abundantly throughout the summer. Well-rooted plants only require additional water during extreme drought.
Cut and saw wounds, as well as broken branches, should be treated with a wound closure agent as quickly as possible to prevent pathogens from entering the plant.
Tasks
Planting: Between March and October.