Black walnut

The black walnut tree is famous for its allelopathy, meaning that it produces multiple compounds that affect the growth of other organisms (trees in particular), providing walnut with a competitive advantage.

Black Walnut trees (Juglans nigra) are an important source of food, medicine, lumber, and more! Learn my favorite uses for black walnuts.

Black walnut trees have a special place in my heart. The house I grew up in was 300 years old and had a black walnut tree out front that was almost as old. They're native

Do you have black walnut trees nearby? Take advantage of this foraged food by learning when to harvest and how to hull, cure, and store black walnuts.

Black walnut trees yield beautiful wood and great-tasting, nutritious nuts that you can use in cooking. Learn more about this interesting plant and fruit.

Black walnuts are widely known as one of the hardest nuts to crack, but cracking black walnuts is not impossible. In fact, it's really easy if you do it right. I hear it all the

Black walnuts are a foraging gold! Here's how to identify black walnuts, harvest them, store them, and use them.

Black walnut recipes can be hard to find in modern cookbooks, but they were once a staple of every homestead kitchen in the Northeast. Delicious, whether roasted or baked into pies, black walnuts are a

Black walnuts produce an allelopathic chemical called juglone. Discover 33 of the best juglone-tolerant plants to grow under black walnut trees in this guide.

How to make black walnut tincture, plus uses and benefits of black walnut and a black walnut parasite cleanse.