Walnut Tree

Fruit Plants, Fruit Trees, Fruit Bushes & Nut Trees

If you are going to plant a tree or bush, then it is going to be there for many years. It's well worth spending some time looking at the different varieties and going for one that will be productive and providing you with a good crop in years to come.

Time spent to prepare the ground properly will repay you many times over. Don't forget to stake the tree for the first few years and protect against rabbits.

For advice on growing your own walnuts please see our Grow Your Own Walnuts guide.

Nut Tree - Walnut Lara

A magnificent tree for the larger garden, Lara is self-fertile, producing creamy-flavoured nuts from September. Grafted onto Juglans regia rootstock. Height 12m (39').

Nuts - Walnut Franquette

Raised in the heart of Europe's finest nut-growing region, this top quality grafted walnut tree produces the finest flavour of all varieties. Kernels have a very high oil content which makes them much sweeter and moister than shop-bought nuts. Cropping should begin within as little as 3-4 years.

Walnut Franquette

A quality walnut tree Raised in the heart of Europe's finest nut-growing region, this outstanding quality grafted walnut tree produces the finest flavour of all varieties. Kernels have a very high oil content which makes them much sweeter and moister than shop-bought nuts. Cropping should begin within as little as 3-4 years. Supplied in a 9 litre pot bag.

Walnut Lara

Walnut Lara is a spur bearing variety and consequently slightly more dwarf than others 10.5-12m (35-40ft) making it an ideal large garden variety. These excellent quality nuts are very tasty eaten dried, but many UK gardeners traditionally like eating walnuts fresh picked, when they can enjoy their unique creamy flavour.

Walnut Lara

A magnificent tree for the larger garden, Lara is self-fertile, producing creamy-flavoured nuts from September. Grafted onto Juglans regia rootstock. Height 12m (39').