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Nut Trees

Compare crops in this group using your USDA-zone suitability, planting windows, growing method, sun needs, and expected harvest timing.

Crops in Nut Trees

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Almond

Prunus dulcis

Early-blooming nut tree with self-incompatible and newer self-fertile cultivars, requiring careful bloom overlap and frost-risk management.

Method
Either
Sun
Full Sun Is The Baseline For Flowering And Crop Production; Verify The Species And Rootstock Requirements Before Siting.

Chestnut

Castanea mollissima, C. crenata, C. sativa, C. dentata, and hybrids

Cross-pollinated chestnut trees grown for starchy nuts, with Chinese and hybrid cultivars emphasized for blight tolerance.

Method
Either
Sun
Full Sun Is The Baseline For Flowering And Crop Production; Verify The Species And Rootstock Requirements Before Siting.

Hazelnut

Corylus avellana, C. americana, and hybrids

Wind-pollinated nut shrub/tree requiring compatible pollen-shedding and receptive periods, with Eastern filbert blight resistance central to cultivar choice.

Method
Either
Sun
Full Sun Is The Baseline For Flowering And Crop Production; Verify The Species And Rootstock Requirements Before Siting.

Pecan

Carya illinoinensis

Wind-pollinated nut tree with protandrous and protogynous cultivars that require bloom overlap.

Method
Either
Sun
Full Sun Is The Baseline For Flowering And Crop Production; Verify The Species And Rootstock Requirements Before Siting.

Pistachio

Pistacia vera

Heat-demanding dioecious nut tree requiring separate male and female cultivars with tightly matched bloom periods.

Method
Either
Sun
Full Sun Is The Baseline For Flowering And Crop Production; Verify The Species And Rootstock Requirements Before Siting.

Walnut

Juglans regia and Juglans nigra

English and black walnuts grown for kernels, with cultivar differences in bloom, lateral bearing, shell, kernel, and harvest.

Method
Either
Sun
Full Sun Is The Baseline For Flowering And Crop Production; Verify The Species And Rootstock Requirements Before Siting.

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