Walnut 'Common Walnut'

• Majestic, slow-growing tree for large gardens and parkland
• Produces delicious, aromatic nuts in autumn
• Golden-yellow autumn foliage
• Self-fertile and hardy

The Common Walnut is a magnificent, long-lived tree known for its stately form and bountiful harvests. As it matures, it develops a broad, rounded canopy of richly aromatic leaves that turn golden yellow in autumn. In late spring to early summer, small, inconspicuous flowers appear before giving way to clusters of oval nuts encased in smooth green husks, which mature to brown by autumn.

This self-fertile variety produces high-quality nuts with beautiful white kernels when fresh. Ideal as a feature tree for spacious gardens or parkland, it also provides valuable shade and supports wildlife.

Rootstock: Own roots

Flowering Group: Self-Fertile

Height at maturity: 10-20m

Years to fruit: 2–4 from planting

Age at despatch: 2 years

Supplied as a bare-root specimen