Introducing
Juglans cinerea
Around
Bon Bon Acres, nothing is quite as exciting as discovering new trees. A couple years ago, a lone brave sapling rose
up from the pasture weeds soon to be followed by others of its kind.
The identity of this new resident has remained a mystery until this autumn when I enlisted the aid of my neighbors via Stillwater’s Nextdoor website. After a hearty discussion, it was determined the flora in question is a Butternut tree, also known as White Walnut.
This hardwood is a cousin to the Black Walnut and is very important to wildlife thanks to its delicious nuts. They grow to be lovely trees and I look forward to their maturation!
The identity of this new resident has remained a mystery until this autumn when I enlisted the aid of my neighbors via Stillwater’s Nextdoor website. After a hearty discussion, it was determined the flora in question is a Butternut tree, also known as White Walnut.
This hardwood is a cousin to the Black Walnut and is very important to wildlife thanks to its delicious nuts. They grow to be lovely trees and I look forward to their maturation!
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