Butternut
Juglans cinereaVanishing walnut cousin, much finer in appearance. This native is also known as white walnut. It is similar to black walnut, but smaller. The nuts are milder in taste than black walnut. Grows on good garden soil but is often found on moist sites in the wild. Prefers full sun. Butternut is becoming less common in the wild because of a life threatening fungus.
Environment: | | Xeric | | Dry/Mesic |  | Mesic | | Wet/Mesic | | | Hydric | | | |
Exposure: | | Shade | | Part Shade | | | Morning Sun | | Full Sun | |
Bloom Period: | | Spring | | Summer | | | Fall | | | |
General Information: | Mature Height (ft) | 50 | | Mature Width (feet) | 40 | | Butterfly Host | False | | Flower Color | Green | | Fall Color | Yellow | | Bark Description | Shaggy/Brown | |
Pricing Information per unit: 5 Gallon Growing Method | 1 to 9 | $20.00 | | 10 to 19 | $18.00 | | 20 or more | $16.00 | |
Pricing Information: Root Bag Growing Method | 1 inch | $75.00 | | 1.25 inch | $85.00 | | | | | | |
