Juglans are trees that shed their leaves in autumn, characterized by their compound leaves. They produce subtle flowers arranged in catkins, which are succeeded by typically edible nuts.

Juglans

Juglans 'Gillet' (F)

Juglans 'Paradox'

Juglans aff. mandshurica

Juglans ailantifolia

Juglans ailantifolia var. cordiformis 'Brock' (F)

Juglans ailantifolia var. cordiformis 'Campbell Cw1' (F)

Juglans ailantifolia var. cordiformis 'Campbell Cw3' (F)

Juglans ailantifolia var. cordiformis 'Campbell Cw4' (F)

Juglans ailantifolia var. cordiformis 'Fodermaier' (F)

Juglans ailantifolia var. cordiformis 'Fodermaier' seedling (F)

Juglans ailantifolia var. cordiformis 'Imshu' (F)

Juglans ailantifolia var. cordiformis 'Jewel Box' (F)

Juglans ailantifolia var. cordiformis 'Rhodes' (F)

Juglans ailantifolia var. cordiformis 'Simcoe' (F)

Juglans ailantifolia var. cordiformis (F)

Juglans californica (F)

Juglans cinerea 'Beckwith' (F)

Juglans cinerea 'Booth' (F)

Juglans cinerea 'Booth' seedling (F)

Juglans cinerea 'Chamberlin' (F)

Juglans cinerea 'Craxezy' (F)

Juglans cinerea 'Kenworthy' seedling (F)

Juglans cinerea 'Myjoy' (F)

Juglans cinerea is a deciduous tree that typically attains a height of 15 to 18 meters at full maturity. Its bark is notably deeply ridged, displaying shades of grey to brown. The elongated leaves emerge with a copper hue, transitioning to vibrant green before taking on a yellow tone in the fall. The male flowers appear as pale green catkins, while the female flowers are distinguished by their red, fuzzy appearance, eventually maturing into green walnuts by late summer. Notably, this species can begin producing edible walnuts when the tree is still relatively young, often within a decade. To ensure optimal fruiting, most trees will benefit from the presence of a pollinator of a different variety, even if they possess self-fertility.

Juglans cinerea (F)

Juglans colombensis

Juglans cordiformis

Juglans elaeopyren

Juglans hindsii

Juglans jamaicensis

Juglans mandshurica (F)

Juglans mandshurica from China

Juglans mandshurica from Korea

Juglans mandshurica from Taiwan

Juglans microcarpa

Juglans neotropica

Juglans nigra 'Beineke 10'PBR (F)

Juglans nigra 'Beineke 11'

Juglans nigra 'Beineke 12'

Juglans nigra 'Beineke 13'

Juglans nigra 'Beineke 2'PBR

Juglans nigra 'Beineke 3'PBR

Juglans nigra 'Beineke 4'PBR

Juglans nigra 'Beineke 6'PBR

Juglans nigra 'Beineke 7'PBR

Juglans nigra 'Beineke 8'PBR

Juglans nigra 'Beineke 9'PBR

Juglans nigra 'Bicentennial' (F)

Juglans nigra 'Clemont Charles Liddington'

Juglans nigra 'Ecco Premier'

Juglans nigra 'Ecco Prime'

Juglans nigra 'Ecco Venner'

Juglans nigra 'Emma Kay' (F)

Juglans nigra 'Laciniata' is a relatively rare cultivar of walnut that exhibits a broad, conical crown and typically grows to a height of approximately 15 meters. This variety is primarily valued for its ornamental characteristics rather than fruit production, as it does not yield edible nuts. The foliage consists of long, finely dissected leaves in a vibrant green that catch the light beautifully. In spring, it produces green flowers, while its branches and bark range in color from brown to charcoal-black.

Juglans nigra 'Laciniata'

Juglans nigra 'Potsdam' (F)

Juglans nigra 'Purpurea'

Juglans nigra 'Student Orchard' (F)

Juglans nigra 'Thomas' (F)

Juglans nigra 'Vandersloot'

Juglans nigra 'Weschke' (F)

Juglans nigra, commonly known as black walnut, is a robust, large deciduous tree characterized by its wide crown. It features prominent pinnate leaves made up of 15 to 21 lance-shaped leaflets. The tree produces male catkins that can reach lengths of 10 cm, while the female flowers are inconspicuous. After flowering, it bears round green fruits that grow to about 5 cm in diameter.

Juglans nigra (F)

Juglans regia 'Abbotbad' (F)

Juglans regia 'Alpina'

Juglans regia 'Apollo' (F)

Juglans regia 'Axel' (F)

Juglans regia 'Broadview' is a compact walnut variety that demonstrates partial self-fertility and starts producing nuts at a young age. Its bark is a silvery grey, while the leaves transition through various hues, including dark green, purple, bronze, and gold as the seasons progress. In spring and summer, it showcases green and yellow flowers.

Juglans regia 'Broadview' (F)

Juglans regia 'Buccaneer' is a robust, upright variety known for its vigorous growth. This cultivar is self-pollinating and yields an abundant harvest of nuts at an early age, making it a reliable choice for growers. The nuts are especially suited for pickling.

Juglans regia 'Buccaneer' (F)

Juglans regia 'Buxey'

Juglans regia 'Cascade' (F)

Juglans regia 'Champion of Ixworth'

Juglans regia 'Chandler' (F)

Juglans regia 'China B' (F)

Juglans regia 'Chisenberg Priory'

Juglans regia 'Coenen' (F)

Juglans regia 'Corne du Périgord' (F)

Juglans regia 'Europa' is a robust, deciduous walnut tree that typically reaches a height of about 5 meters. It features dark green leaves and has a more compact growth habit compared to other cultivars. In spring, it produces slender, pale green catkins that are not particularly showy, which develop into green fruit by late summer, yielding edible walnuts. This variety is known for its early productivity, often bearing nuts when the tree is under ten years old. It's important to note that while many walnut trees can self-pollinate, having a different variety nearby will enhance fruit set.

Juglans regia 'Europa' (F)

Juglans regia 'Excelsior of Taynton' (F)

Juglans regia 'Ferjean' (F)

Juglans regia 'Fernette' (F)

Juglans regia 'Fernor' (F)

Juglans regia 'Fords Farm'

Juglans regia 'Franquette' is a deciduous tree that can reach heights of up to 20 meters and spread at least 15 meters wide. Its leaves consist of 5 to 7 elongated leaflets arranged on stems that can measure up to 30 centimeters in length, releasing a pleasant aroma when crushed. The foliage starts out in a copper hue, transitions to a vibrant green, and finally turns yellow before dropping in the fall. While the flowers are not particularly noteworthy, they give way to green fruits in late summer, which contain edible walnuts. This cultivar is known for producing nuts relatively early, often within ten years of planting. Most walnut varieties, including 'Franquette', typically require a different variety nearby for effective pollination, even if they can self-fertilize.

Juglans regia 'Franquette' (F)

Juglans regia 'Gulhak'

Juglans regia 'Hansen' (F)

Juglans regia 'Hartley' (F)

Juglans regia 'Ivanhoe' (F)

Juglans regia 'Jupiter' (F)

Juglans regia 'Laciniata' features branchlets that gently arch downward, adorned with slender leaflets characterized by their serrated margins.

Juglans regia 'Laciniata'

Juglans regia 'Lady Irene'

Juglans regia 'Lara' is a moderately sized tree, reaching heights of up to 12 meters. It features smooth, grey bark and fragrant, dark green pinnate leaves. In late spring to early summer, it produces short, greenish catkins, which are succeeded by creamy, light brown nuts encased in a green husk during early to mid-autumn. This variety is resistant to diseases, self-pollinating, and begins yielding substantial harvests of large nuts at an early stage of growth.