How Do You Grow English Walnut Trees In Georgia?
The English walnut tree–scientifically known as Juglans regia–is a stately deciduous landscape tree that provides beauty, shade and plentiful harvests of walnuts. It flowers in late May to early June, with walnuts following in the fall. Capable of tolerating below-zero temperatures, the English walnut tree grows well in Georgia’s mild climate, and, given proper care, can bear fruit a scant three years after being planted. By following good gardening techniques of planting and care, you can help your English walnut tree thrive, and reap a harvest of healthful and delicious walnuts. Select a site that is in full sun and is protected from the wind, with rich, moist neutral to alkaline soil that is well-drained and at least 40 feet deep. If you have oak trees already growing on your property, English walnuts will probably do well too. Your English walnut tree can grow to 40 to 60 feet tall, so make sure there are no overhead wires or obstructions. Plant two English walnut trees to ensure
