black walnut would seem to be an appealing choice. This handsome, fast-growing tree reaches a height of 80 feet and produces beautiful (and valuable) hardwood and nutritious nuts. Yet the tree has ...

Learn how to grow black walnut trees, what not to plant near black ... locating and talking to hardwood buyers, and visiting both state and private foresters. Soon I was hiking every inch of ...

The wood from hardwood trees tends to be harder because ... A deciduous tree capable of reaching up to 130 feet tall, the black walnut (Juglans nigra) can be found in the central-eastern United ...

Black walnut is one of the fastest growing and highest valued hardwood species, but the long time periods required for hardwood trees to mature limit potential financial returns. Evaluation of ...

Her work mostly has to do with the highly-desired hardwood of the eastern black walnut tree, whose rich coloring and strength makes it a valuable natural resource and a favorite among woodworkers ...

The trees’ DNA proved it, feds say. Black walnut trees are treasured for their high-quality lumber — a fine-grained hardwood used for furniture and gunstocks, according to the Ohio Department ...

Indiana ranked fourth in the nation in the volume of cubic feet of black walnut lumber it produced in 2004, said Elizabeth Jackson at Purdue University’s Hardwood Tree Improvement & Regeneration ...

This time of year, many black walnut trees’ leaves may have black spots, turn yellow and begin to drop. This is commonly known as anthracnose, a fungal disease that causes trees to drop their leaves ...