American Butternut Tree - Live Bare Root, and 13 similar items

American Butternut Tree - Bare Root, 2-3 ft | Juglans cinerea Native Nut Tree - Wildlife Favorite - Cold-Hardy The American Butternut, also known as White Walnut, is a stately native nut tree valued for its rich, oily nuts and attractive open canopy. This cold-hardy species thrives in a variety of soils and contributes greatly to wildlife habitat and restoration projects. A perfect choice for homesteads, nut growers, and native woodland plantings. Plant Highlights Height: 40-60 ft mature Spread: 35-50 ft Growth Rate: Medium Sunlight: Full sun Soil: Well-drained loam or sandy soil Hardiness: USDA Zones 3-7 Foliage: Long, feather-like compound leaves Fruit: Large, rich-flavored butternuts Habit: Broad, spreading crown Why Customers Love It Produces delicious butternuts Strong native wildlife value Beautiful shade tree Cold-hardy and resilient Great for restoration and naturalized landscapes Pollination American Butternut is monoecious, producing male and female flowers on the same tree, but cross-pollination increases nut yield. Care Instructions Light: Full sun Water: Moderate watering during first 1-2 years Soil: Prefers well-drained soils Pruning: Prune during dormancy to shape and remove damaged limbs Fertilizer: Apply only after established Planting Tips Plant in spring or fall based on your zone. Cool zones: fall planting establishes strong root systems. Warm zones: Spring or fall planting is effective. Ensure good drainage and mulch well. Shipping Shipped bare root during dormancy for excellent transplant success. Why Buy From Us High-quality bare root nut trees Reliable shipping Cold-tested plant varieties Ideal for orchards restoration projects Wholesale options available