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Black Walnut tree
38.639, -78.7739
Field Notes
Description:
Black Walnut tree in the sunrise. My grandchildren used to hang upside-down in it's limbs with only there feet hooked into the tree Picture two is of a few nuts still in the tree. Picture three of the nuts on the ground still with outer shell.
Habitat:
Black Walnut trees are valuable for their wood. Their nuts are hard to crack and there is a soft outer shell that rots away and then a hard inner shell to crack before you can get the nuts out to eat..
Notes:
Each of my children in VA, PA and Ohio have Black Walnut trees on their properties. They do cause a problem with planting certain kinds of flowers that do not do well near them such as Rhododendrum.
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