1 Juglans nigra Black Walnut Tree - Live Bare Root Plant 2-3 Feet for Zones 4-9

The Black Walnut (Juglans nigra) is a fast-growing, highly valuable hardwood tree known for its rich, edible nuts and strong, durable wood. This live bare root plant, measuring 2-3 feet, thrives in USDA zones 4-9 and is an excellent choice for large landscapes, shade, and sustainable nut production. Its deep-rooted system helps with soil stabilization, and its broad, spreading canopy provides cooling shade. Black Walnut trees produce flavorful nuts that are great for baking and cooking, while their dense foliage turns a stunning golden yellow in the fall. Adaptable to various soil types, this tree is drought-tolerant once established and supports wildlife by providing food and shelter. Add this magnificent, long-lived tree to your garden for beauty, function, and an annual nut harvest! Scientific Name: Juglans nigra Common Name: Black Walnut Tree Plant Size: 2-3 feet live bare root plant Features: Edible nuts, strong wood, hardy shade tree Color: Green foliage (spring/summer), golden yellow (fall) Sunlight: Full sun Watering Needs: Moderate; drought-tolerant once established Soil Type: Well-drained, deep soil; tolerates loamy, sandy, and clay soils Zones: USDA 4-9 Growth Rate: Moderate to fast; reaches 50-80 ft at maturity Special Use: Edible nuts, shade tree, valuable timber Care Instructions: Plant in full sun with deep, well-drained soil; water regularly during establishment Packaging: Shipped bare root for easy planting Color: Green foliage, golden yellow fall color Features: Edible nuts, valuable timber, drought-tolerant Soil Type: Well-drained; deep soil preferred Watering: Moderate; tolerates dry conditions once established Sunlight: Full sun Growth Habit: Broad, spreading canopy