The American black walnut (Juglan nigra) is a tree native to North America and its hard-to-crack but flavorful and nutritious ...

Closely related to the more common English walnut tree, the eastern American black walnut tree (Juglans nigra) grows in ...

Don’t use black walnut shavings for horse bedding. Toxicity signs include stocking up, warm hooves, founder and colic. If your horse starts showing these signs, remove them from the contaminated ...

Pure stands of black walnut trees are uncommon. Black walnut grows best on lower north- and east-facing slopes with well-drained and fertile soils. Plant seedlings to supplement natural regeneration.

This week, we meet Black walnut or Juglans nigra. Also known as American black walnut or eastern black walnut, this species has compound leaves with several pairs of leaflets along the individual leaf ...

Putnam described the symptoms of walnut bunch as "witch's brooming," where dense clusters of short branches appear within a small area, in the shape of mistletoe. Whatever is killing the trees, people ...

The Callisto collection offers crisp contemporary lines and reassuring comfort, with a respectful hint of 1950’s retro cool. These versatile designs possess a timeless appeal that will compliment any ...

Black Walnut trees are native to central and eastern North America and are deciduous, meaning they shed their leaves in the fall unlike evergreen trees, according to the United States Department ...