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nogueira comum Eurasian walnut valued for its large edible nut and its hard richly figured wood; widely cultivated.
Large deciduous tree (Juglans regia) in the Walnut Family (Juglandaceae) which produces an edible fruit with a hard shell and oil-rich seed.
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Examples for "English walnut tree"
Examples for "English walnut tree"
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The trunk of the largest one on the right is 10 feet in circumference, and is probably the largest English walnut tree in Oregon.
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What family would not receive enjoyment and satisfaction from having, in its dooryard, a gracious English walnut tree, its spreading branches laden with nuts?
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This question was asked: "What do you know about the Pomeroy English walnut trees and fruit?"
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Should English walnut trees be pruned?
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Not infrequently seedling English walnut trees take from ten to fifteen or more years to come into bearing.
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The girls exclaimed over the Circassian walnut furniture and could not decide as to which room was the prettier.
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Sometimes they had lunch in a restaurant of Circassian walnut and velvet carpets, with cocktails, and eggs elaborate with truffles and French pastry.
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The young girl's suite consisted of a cosy little sitting room and a wonderful bedroom with white, rose-bordered walls and Circassian walnut furnishings.
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This room had been done over last year in gray and old rose, with the "suit" in Circassian walnut, and wainscoted walls which harmonized admirably.
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She wanted me to have circassian walnut bedroom furniture, but I chose oak.
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The oldest known Persian walnut in our state is the Haderle seedling.
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There are still in the Bixby collection several fine Persian walnut trees.
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The Persian walnut was among the first nut species to be introduced.
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Another Persian walnut, set out about the same time, is the McDermid.
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Black and Persian walnut scions were set on eastern black walnut seedlings.
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This strain of Juglans regia was introduced into Canada by Rev.
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The abbreviation used under the species column is: P for Persian walnut ( Juglans regia).
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The former species is named Juglans regia hin.
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Melaxuma of the Walnut, " Juglans regia."
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J. H. Black, Hightstown, N. J.: Probably a Juglans Regia Manchuria.
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The Chinese walnut is a geographic form of the so-called English walnut.
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Last, but certainly not least in it potentialities, is the English walnut.
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You must mean Circassian or English walnut, which is the same thing.
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Member: With English walnut is more than one tree necessary for pollination?
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This goes especially for the English walnut and the Chinese chestnut.
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The stock came from Pennsylvania and was budded to English walnut.
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Another tree I have growing near the house is a Potomac English walnut.
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The English walnut makes a dense shade, nothing grows under it.
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His face was beardless and as gnarled as an English walnut.
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They have icing half an inch thick and an English walnut on top.
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I have seen this occur with grafts of English walnut, apricot and pecan.
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They were perfectly round white things a trifle smaller than an English walnut.
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The same is true of English walnut grafts on some of the native oaks.
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That is a tracing of the leaf of a hybrid English walnut and heartnut.
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Form into little balls the size of an English walnut.
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The English walnut has blossomed but has never borne fruit.
