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Black walnut trees typically start producing nuts when they reach around 10 to 15 years of age.   That’s the short answer to the question so many growers ask: when do black walnut trees start producing nuts?   But the full story is a bit more layered, because the exact timing depends on genetics, growing … Read more

Black walnut trees get leaves in mid-to-late spring, usually around late April to early June, depending on your climate and location.   If you’ve ever wondered when black walnut trees get leaves, the answer is pretty straightforward: they’re one of the last trees to leaf out in spring.   Unlike maples or oaks that seem … Read more

What to Serve with Honey Walnut Shrimp The best things to serve with honey walnut shrimp are fluffy white rice, steamed jasmine rice, or a simple bowl of brown rice.   If you’ve been wondering what to serve with honey walnut shrimp, you’re in the right place.   This dish is sweet, creamy, and crunchy … Read more

Black walnut trees drop their nuts in late summer through fall, usually between September and October depending on your climate.   If you’ve ever parked under one of these trees or heard a loud thud on your roof, you know exactly what I’m talking about.   The timing of when black walnut trees drop their … Read more

Cranberry walnut bread is a versatile treat that pairs beautifully with a wide range of foods and drinks.   Whether you’re enjoying a slice for breakfast, as an afternoon snack, or a holiday appetizer, knowing what to serve with cranberry walnut bread can elevate the experience.   This sweet and nutty loaf has a balanced … Read more

Walnut hulls can be used in plenty of practical and creative ways around your home and garden instead of being tossed in the trash.   If you’ve ever cracked a batch of black walnuts and ended up staring at a pile of dark, staining hulls, you’ve probably wondered what to do with walnut hulls.   … Read more