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Our Catalogue: Walnut

The good fruiting forms of walnut have been selected over considerable time and include many from other countries. Most varieties are generally large, thin shelled and of excellent eating quality.



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Apollo
Walnut

Large round, thin shelled nut with pale yellow kernel. Strong grower, crops early in life. Partially self fertile.

Broadview
Walnut

The best form for the UK, self-fertile and precocious. Fruit production at a very early age. Self-fertile and heavy crops.

Buccaneer
Walnut

Healthy & robust. Nut is round and carrier in abundance, particularly suited for pickling. Heavy crops and self-fertile.

Excelsior of Taynton
Walnut

Very rare, old English variety with good quality nuts. Good for drying and storing. Self-fertile and heavy cropper.

Fernette
Walnut

Large good quality globular nut similar to Fernor and a good pollinator for the same variety. Self-fertile.

Fernor
Walnut

Similar to Fernette. Late leafing, precocious flowering and late ripening form. Thin shelled for kernel extraction.

Franquette
Walnut

Superb late season quality nut which is large with a thin shell. Suitable for all purposes, and is a strong grower.

Jupiter
Walnut

Good regular cropper, early into fruit. Thin corregated grey-brown shell. Late into leaf for frost avoidance.

Lara
Walnut

Heavy cropping large. Excellent quality and a magnificent feature for the larger garden. A unique creamy flavour.

Mars
Walnut

A Reliable cropper and climatically suited to UK conditions. Same breeding programme as Jupiter and Saturn.

Plovdivski
Walnut

A Bulgarian variety for both fruit and timber. Large fruit and blight resistant. A nut for quality not quantity!

Red Danube
Walnut

One of only a few red skinned walnuts. A small roundish nut with a good flavour kernel and a low vigour tree.

Rita
Walnut

Hardy, slow grower and very productive. Perfect for the smaller garden due to it's compact and slow growing habit.

Saturn
Walnut

Thin shelled, good sized quality nut. Upright tree, a good regular cropper. Delicious sweet flavours.

Seidersdorfer
Walnut

Thin shelled, good sized quality nut. Upright tree in habit and a good regular, heavy cropper.

Sychrov
Walnut

Excellent flavour. Stunning pink to deep red kernels. Exceptional for oil production. Dark green, ovate leaves.