Walnut Fruit Trees

Provided as bare rooted, two-year-old plants, 1m to 1.5m in height.

Walnut Timber Trees

Provided as bare rooted, one-year-old hybrids or two-year old pure species plants.

Fruit Trees

The Walnut Tree Co. offer a fine selection of fruit trees to compliment any garden.

Walnut Fruit Trees

Provided as bare rooted, two-year-old plants, 1m to 1.5m in height.

Kentish Cobnut Trees

These trees on average are three years old and are between 1m and 1.5m high.

Walnut Fruit Trees

Provided as bare rooted, two-year-old plants, 1m to 1.5m in height.

up to date new productive varieties
expanding markets and interests
diverse uses
known heath benefits
dual purpose trees

In addition to our normal fruiting selections we can also supply both Broadview and Buccaneer trees. These varieties are two of the UKs most widely grown selections and are very good for the commercial grower or the gardener. They are suited to a wide variety of soils and are grown all over the country.Please telephone for more advice.

Chandler

from £37.00

Chandler walnut fruit tree

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Broadview

from £37.00

This is one of the earliest and best all round fruiting cultivars it is a well know variety throughout the UK and fruits within three to four years. it is self fertile with a slightly pointed nut.

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Buccaneer

from £37.00

A variety with a more upright habit than most. For this reason it is ideal for avenue plantings. Cropping can occur from year four. The nuts are round in shape and well suited to pickled Walnut production.

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Fernette

from £37.00

A new French variety with the same parentage and similar characteristics as Fernor (Franquette x Lara) below. Produces very good quality, large, globular nuts. A suitable pollinator for Fernor along with Ronde de Montignac.

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Fernor

from £37.00

An excellent new French variety, late leafing, precocious flowering, lateral fruiting and blight tolerant. Late ripening, large fruit of excellent quality; light coloured, easily extracted kernels which store well and have excellent flavour. In France, yields of 1 tonne per hectare at 6-years-old and 4-5 tonnes per hectare when mature are typical. Average vigour and semi erect habit. Suitable for hedgerow systems (4m x 8m).

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Franquette

from £37.00

Traditional French variety, late leafing, good productivity, excellent nut quality, terminal bearer (1- 2 nuts per terminal), requires little pruning, yields only fair compared to modern lateral bearing varieties such as Fernor and Lara. Partly self- fertile, bearing fruit at 3-5 years. Late fruiting season, nut size mid to large and well sealed. Resistance to blight and codling moth.

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Jupiter

from £37.00

This variety is from the Czech Institute and comes into cropping early with a good crop of large nuts ready for picking in Mid September. The nuts are thin shelled and it is late into leaf to avoid frost.

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Lara

from £37.00

French variety, good fruit quality, precocious and highly productivity. Early budbreak and fruit ripening. Average vigour, quite upright in habit and lateral bearing make it suitable for hedgerow systems (4m x 8m).

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Mars

from £37.00

This variety is from the Czech Institute and is ideal for the garden and orchard planting. The tree has medium vigour and produces very good thin shelled nuts with an exceptional sweet flavour. The nuts are ready for picking mid October.

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Red Danube

from £37.00

The Walnut Tree Company is especially pleased to be able to offer this selection. Alexander Hunt sells many Purple Filberts and this red walnut will be of special interest to the gardener and orchard grower who wishes to add this rare selection to a planting. The tree habit is of medium vigour and bears a very attractive red walnut. It has been described as the blood orange of the walnut world.

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Saturn

from £37.00

This variety is from the Czech Institute and is well suited for the garden and orchard planting. The tree is vigorous and produces large oval shaped nuts with a good sweet flavour. The nuts are ready for picking end of September.

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