But black walnut trees (Juglans nigra) seem to be in a category all their own; nothing will grow anywhere near them! Although landscaping under black walnut trees may feel like an impossible task ...

The black walnut tree (Juglans nigra) is, in our opinion, a show-stopper. It's a massive tree that can grow up to 90 feet and has gorgeous, deeply-colored bark. Plus, its walnuts are highly sought ...

Black walnuts, which grow 50 to 75 feet tall, prefer to grow in sunshine and in high quality soils that are deep and well-drained. This species is often found as one of the tallest in the woodlands ...

Most parts of the walnut tree release toxins, which are toxic to fruit bearing trees, especially apples." Mint (Mentha spp.) is a highly invasive herb to grow, which is why it's best grown in ...

Black walnut is the most valuable individual tree in Indiana based solely on the dollar value of the wood produced. This is primarily due to the very high value of walnut veneer; but considerable ...

With growing interest in High-Density Walnut Plantation (HDWP), farmers in Jammu and Kashmir are increasingly shifting from traditional walnut species to high-density varieties.

Both the American hazelnut and beaked hazelnut are native to Manitoba. “The hazelnut is the Cinderella of nut producing plants and deserves much more attention than it receives,” says Durand.