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walnuts, you should take into account the following considerations: (1) A black walnut that is mature for cutting will be at least 75 years old. (2) Walnuts require a fertile growing site—land that is often suitable for agriculture. Unlike pine plantations, a walnut stand will require yearly maintenance for 10 to 15 years. (4) Expect some damage by pests such as deer, groundhogs, rodents, and insects.
Site Selection
Choose the planting site carefully. Walnuts grown on poor sites will never develop into veneer-quality trees. If you don’t have a suitable site, plant pines or blackeye peas, not walnuts.
Soil should be fertile, deep, and well-drained but moist. Take a deep soil sample to
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