The walnut tree is a very popular species in our country. It is a large tree, growing up to 20 meters in height. The trunk of the tree is smooth and ash-gray. The walnut tree has pinnate and large leaves, composed of smaller leaflets. The terminal leaflet is the largest. The walnut has spherical, green, and smooth fruits. When they ripen, the shell cracks, revealing a light brown nut with an edible interior.
After planting, the walnut tree begins to bear fruit after 2-4 years. However, this is highly dependent on the cultivation type. It thrives in warm and sunny locations. It requires fertile and moderately moist soil. The walnut tree is ideal for places where old lime pits were located.
When planting such a tree, you need to carefully consider its final location, as it does not tolerate replanting. If the main root is damaged, its growth is halted for several years. We must also remember that the walnut tree grows extensively, so its final location must be spacious enough.