Nut Trees
These are some valuable trees to grow for shade, fine wood, wildlife, food, & fun.
They take some time to mature and they are worth the wait. (Hazelnuts sometimes begin bearing in 1 - 3 years)
2-3 for pollination. Plant 20-30’ apart (Hazelbert bushes, plant 3-6’ apart).
| Black Walnut | Valuable wood, favorful nuts, hardiest selections you will fnd. |
| Butternut | Most northern native of the walnut family, excellent favo |
| Buartnut | Cross between Butternut & Japanese Heartnut. Fast grower showing some resistance to disease. |
| Shagbark Hickory | Delicious nuts & ornamental shaggy bark |
| Ashworth Bur Oak | The hardiest oak, edible acorns low in tannic acid & nearly sweet. |
| Hazelbert | Edible, self-thickening 8-12’ hedge or single shrub. Easy to grow nut clusters you can crack with a hand nutcracker. Amazing orange-red fall color. makes an excellent windbreak or screen. $35 and $75 sizes. |
| Korean Nut Pine | Large cones with large edible, tasty pine nuts. 1-2’ tall trees. |
Prices for Nut Trees: $35 and $75 sizes