Walnuts are a relatively popular species in our country. Is it possible to eat walnut straight from the tree? And can you do that ?It is not difficult to grow, and the berries are not only delicious, but also very healthy. It's worth having at least one walnut in your garden, but be careful as this tree can grow very quickly. Let's learn. Walnuts (Juglans regia) belong to the walnut family (Juglanaceae). It is a large tree that can grow up to 20 meters, although it is usually half its size in the garden. The bark of the trunk is smooth grayish-gray. The leaves are large, rigid, and consist of small leaflets, the uppermost leaf being the largest. The fruit is globose with a smooth green skin that cracks when ripe to reveal a light brown shell with an edible center core. It is worth remembering that it is an oily cotyledon, which we eat very greedily. Walnuts ripen in October. Depending on growing conditions and the cultivar selected, it will begin to bear fruit two to four years after planting. 
Nuts - types There are many types of nuts. You can distinguish between late and early cultivars, and between large and small fruit cultivars. The strength of elongation also varies depending on the type of nut. It is also worth noting that trees reaching small sizes are obtained by grafting. Therefore, seedlings obtained by transplantation are often chosen for home gardens and orchards. The most famous nut types are: Leopold Walnut - A very slow growing Polish variety that can be planted in small gardens. It belongs to the medium-early maturity variety. Trees are disease resistant. It bears fruit the second year after planting. The fruit is medium and delicious. Apollo nut - medium-growing variety, native to the Czech Republic, fruit-bearing in the third year after planting, solid. 
Jupiter nut - Polish variety, medium to late maturing, moderate, bears fruit 3 years after sowing, delicious, slightly ovate fruit. Can walnut leaves be composted? Can walnut leaves be composted? Composting walnut leaves raises many questions. This is due to the known negative effects of nuts on nearby plants. Does this mean that we should forget about the rich source of organic matter that is the foliage of this tree?Moreover... Koszycki nuts - Another Polish variety, the fruits are tasty, slow-growing and globular, which makes them suitable for small gardens. It is worth noting that the walnut flowers of this variety are resistant to spring frosts, and the trees are disease-resistant. It bears fruit the second year after planting. Red Walnut Visinić - A very late maturing variety that grows vigorously. The fruit is very large (almost like a tennis ball!), has a pink flesh (hence the name red), and is not suitable for drying. 
Best eaten fresh. It bears fruit three years after planting, grows vigorously, and is resistant to disease. Early Milknut - Polish cultivar, very early growth, medium and globular fruit, large fruit, fresh and best eaten, spring frost-resistant flowers, healthy tree. What nuts can be grown in Poland What nuts can be grown in Poland? Walnuts are a valuable part of our diet and the best ones are fresh and straight from the garden.In the Polish climate you can plant mostly walnuts and hazelnuts in hazelnut-producing gardens. Those who don't have enough space for these trees and shrubs may be tempted to grow annual peanuts.Also... Walnuts - cultivation, requirements Walnut planting is best done in deep, fertile, cool soil, preferably in limestone conditions. Soil impregnated with water is too heavy and compact. Walnuts prefer warm, sunny locations. The best exhibits for him are West, Southwest and Northwest. 
It has excellent cold resistance and can be cultivated all over the country. Although it freezes occasionally, it has an excellent ability to repair damage after harsh winters, while walnuts often suffer frost damage in late May, leaving the delicate developing buds withered and blackened. I'll put it away. Spring frost in the garden Spring frost in the garden Spring frosts in the garden can cause a lot of damage. Frozen flowers and fruit buds on fruit trees are not uncommon. Find out when frost strikes and how to prevent frost damage to fruit trees. Here are the proven methods for freezing in the garden. moreover... Walnuts - sowing Before planting walnuts, it is worth preparing the base on which the tree will grow on the Ann
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