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Butternut Tree
An endangered Ontario-native walnut with a broad, irregular crown and edible elongated nuts that ripen in early fall. Increasingly scarce because of butternut canker, it is sought for conservation and edible plantings on large sunny properties where preserving this native species is a priority.
Description
An endangered Ontario-native walnut with a broad, irregular crown and edible elongated nuts that ripen in early fall. Increasingly scarce because of butternut canker, it is sought for conservation and edible plantings on large sunny properties where preserving this native species is a priority.
Additional information
| Latin Name | Juglans cinerea |
|---|---|
| French Common Name | Noyer cendré |
| Site Use | Culinary |
| Height | 50 Feet |
| Spread | 30 Feet |
| Growth Rate | Moderate Growing |
| Plant Shape | Irregular |
| Flowering | Spring Flowering, Summer Flowering |
| Maintenance | Medium Maintenance |
| Light Level | Full Sun |
| Water Needs | Average |
| Hardiness zone | Cold Hardy |
| Wildlife Ecology Native | Native, Wildlife |
| USDA Zone | Zone: 3 |
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