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Re: Planting Black Walnut?

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From: Larry Caldwell
Date: Thu, 08 Oct 1998 00:00
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In article <361CDC53.58B@ftn.net>, acassian@ftn.net says...

>   Now that the Black Walnut trees in my yard are sheding their fruit I
> am wondering if I can plant the whole seed or do they need to have the
> husk removed?Also,it would be prudent to know whether planting now or
> the spring is expected to produce more seedlings? FYI I hear the Ladies
> of old used the juice of the husk as a sort of North American Henna.
> -Adrian

I think black walnut has to freeze for the seeds to be viable.  You might 
try putting the nuts in the freezer for a couple of weeks.

I have planted English walnut from seed.  When it sprouts it pries the 
nut in half.  I imagine black walnut is the same.

-- Larry
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From: larryc@teleport.com (Larry Caldwell)
Subject: Re: Planting Black Walnut?
Date: 1998/10/08
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