Butternut tree - Free

Juglans cinerea

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Butternut tree
Family : 
Juglandaceae
Origin : 
Native
Hardiness : 
3b
Exposition : 
Full sun
Height at maturity : 
18 m
Spread at maturity : 
12 m
Spacing requirement from power lines and infrastructure : 
10 m
Tree size : 
Large
Crown shape : 
Oval
Roots : 
Deep root system
Growth rate : 
Slow
Soil and moisture : 
Prefers deep, rich and alkaline soils. Medium moist.
Tolerance to road salt : 
Low
Tolerance to compacting : 
Medium
Common problems (disease, fungus, insects) : 
Rarely affected by pest, insects and diseases.
Special comments : 
Roots secrete a toxin that can surpress the growth of nearby plants. Good resistance to ice.

LEAVES

Leaves are green and pubescent;
Composed of 9 to 17 pointed, oval leaflets;
Buds break late in the season.

FLOWERS

Male flowers: greenish catkins in spring;
Female flowers: small, pinkish-red;
Bloom in spring.

FRUITS

Produces edible nuts in autumn;
Attract rodents.

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