Juglans cinerea
Butternut, also known as the White Walnut, is a native nut tree that produces rich, buttery nuts in early fall that can be eaten raw or prepared in a number of ways. Butternut is a sun-loving and fast-growing tree that has a beautiful spreading canopy if grown in the open. Butternut trees offer food and habitat for many birds and small mammals.
Zone: 3-7 (Map)
Habitat: Well-drained soil and full sun.
Growth: 50-60 ft tall, 35-50 ft wide at maturity.
Restrictions: AZ, CA, KS, TX
Butternut produces rich, buttery nuts in early fall that can be eaten raw.
Butternut produces rich, buttery nuts in early fall that can be eaten raw.
Juglans cinerea
Butternut, also known as the White Walnut, is a native nut tree that produces rich, buttery nuts in early fall that can be eaten raw or prepared in a number of ways. Butternut is a sun-loving and fast-growing tree that has a beautiful spreading canopy if grown in the open. Butternut trees offer food and habitat for many birds and small mammals.
Zone: 3-7 (Map)
Habitat: Well-drained soil and full sun.
Growth: 50-60 ft tall, 35-50 ft wide at maturity.
Restrictions: AZ, CA, KS, TX
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