Black walnut tree

You've probably heard that nothing will grow near black walnut trees, but that's not quite right. Here are 30 plants that will grow near black walnut trees.

Landscaping With Black Walnut Trees. Black Walnuts trees are primarily grown for their valuable hardwood lumber. Even though this tree may have...

The roots of a Black Walnut tree ooze a substance that discourages other plants from growing well. However, there are species of plants that will grow and thrive in this type of location. Click below for a listing of good companion trees to plant near black walnuts.

Black Walnut Trees can provide shade, food, and are important for the environment. I've got all the info you need to know!

Do you have black walnut trees nearby? See how to take advantage of this foraged food by learning when to harvest and how to hull, cure, and store black walnuts.

The Black Walnut Tree is a magnificent tree that will grow for years and years in your yard. The large, dark green leaves and the unforgettable black walnuts make this tree a unique specimen for any landscape.

A lot of good gardening advice has been passed down through the generations, but some erroneous recommendations have trickled down as well. Here are 10 landscaping and garden myths that can be laid to rest.

Easily Missouri’s most valuable tree, the black walnut provides the finest wood in the world, as well as delicious nuts. Both are in high demand and thus form an important part of Missouri’s economy.

Black Walnut trees (Juglans nigra) are an important source of food, medicine, lumber, and more! Learn my favorite uses for black walnuts.

Did you know that you can tap the black walnut trees in your backyard to make delicious syrup? Learn how to make black walnut syrup, from tapping and collecting, to boiling down the sap into a rich, dark syrup that tastes uniquely different than maple syrup. #syrup #sugaring #foraging