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To: IronJack
I have Black Walnuts. Be careful as they take lots of maintenance.

They lose branches and spread walnuts with nasty hulls everywhere.

Some years I pick up a five gallon bucket or more of walnuts every day for weeks from a single tree.

Black walnuts, while very flavorful, are much harder to shell than their English cousins.

Hope you like squirrels!

30 posted on 07/16/2016 8:20:35 AM PDT by Aevery_Freeman (Historians will refer to this administration as "The Half-Black Plague.")
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To: Aevery_Freeman; IronJack
Black walnut trees: Beautiful, but beware - black walnuts, especially older ones that have become a bit moldy, can be poisonous to dogs.

These trees also produce a poisonous substance called juglone that is toxic to many other trees and plants. Even after a black walnut tree has been removed, the juglone toxin may contaminate the soil for years. I have seen this happen in my own backyard.

69 posted on 07/16/2016 1:00:52 PM PDT by shhrubbery! (NIH!)
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