Walnut tree
@allknowing (136481)
India
June 16, 2024 8:24pm CST
Most of us enjoy nuts such as almonds, peanuts, walnuts..... but never get to see the trees or plants on which they grow. While I have grown peanuts that develop under ground I saw walnut trees while we were on a tour of Kashmir.
We also saw walnuts kept for drying in the sun. They are green in colour and then turn yellow.
I would love to see apricots on trees
Image credit:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Black_Walnut_nut_and_leave_detail.JPG
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@jobelbojel (35578)
• Philippines
17 Jun
I would love to see trees as well as I have not seen one up close.
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@allknowing (136481)
• India
17 Jun
Different countries grow different trees. You will have to travel to those places (lol)
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@allknowing (136481)
• India
17 Jun
@jobelbojel I have been to quite a few places and I so wanted to see olive trees in Italy but our tour manager skipped that for us
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@jobelbojel (35578)
• Philippines
17 Jun
@allknowing I am up to it. Let's go travel if we can. LOL.
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@LadyDuck (471547)
• Switzerland
17 Jun
There are some very large walnut trees near our home. The large grey grackles pick up the walnuts, eat the content and then they drop the shells into our pond!
My apricots tree has no apricots this year, the bad weather, too much rain and the hail have destroyed everything.
My apricots tree has no apricots this year, the bad weather, too much rain and the hail have destroyed everything.1 person likes this
@allknowing (136481)
• India
17 Jun
Can you not harvest those walnuts before they are grabbed? I think you should wait for next year for your apricots.
Weather has spoiled everything for us - even our jackfruits and mangoes did not yield the way they always do.
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@LadyDuck (471547)
• Switzerland
17 Jun
@allknowing - Those trees are in a private property, we cannot harvest them. When we walk I pick up the walnuts that I find on the ground.
This is going to be a very bad year both for fruits and vegetables.
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@allknowing (136481)
• India
17 Jun
@LadyDuck Interesting that you get to pick up some. Enjoy
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@jstory07 (139743)
• Roseburg, Oregon
18 Jun
@allknowing I buy the can of mixed nuts because I like them all.
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@RasmaSandra (79886)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
18 Jun
I have never seen walnut nor apricot trees, My garden in Latvia had apple, pear, and cherry trees,
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@allknowing (136481)
• India
18 Jun
Different trees are seen in different countries. None of what you had out there grow where I live We have mangoes, jack fruit, guava..............
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@aninditasen (16395)
• Raurkela, India
17 Jun
They look like guava when green. Walnuts prevent brain stroke.
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@allknowing (136481)
• India
17 Jun
They do look like guavas when they are green. Nuts have many health properties.
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@aninditasen (16395)
• Raurkela, India
19 Jun
@allknowing Yes, they do like keeping us warm in winter and promoting hair growth.
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@allknowing (136481)
• India
17 Jun
They don't grow here. Do you get to harvest them?
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@grenery8 (10664)
• Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
18 Jun
@allknowing if i had tree planted, then i would.
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@psanasangma (7288)
• India
17 Jun
Thanks for sharing perhaps one day I will see real walnut tree
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@allknowing (136481)
• India
17 Jun
For that you will have to travel to Kashmir (lol)
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@LeaPea2417 (37355)
• Toccoa, Georgia
17 Jun
I would like to see a tree like that.
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@wolfgirl569 (106323)
• Marion, Ohio
17 Jun
We have walnut trees here. We just let them drop to the ground. Then they are ready
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@allknowing (136481)
• India
17 Jun
We do that with our nutmeg tree. They open and they drop down .
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@allknowing (136481)
• India
17 Jun
Ppeanuts have small semi creeper kind of plants.
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@rachz_kisses (3838)
• Philippines
17 Jun
That's true. I'm fond of eating nuts but haven't seen the plant. Peanuts, I know they've grown underground because we have them at our farm. But almonds, walnuts... I just ate them. 
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@zhangxueying (3342)
• China
17 Jun
Walnuts have a layer of green skin on the outside, and after peeling off the skin, there is a hard yellow skin inside
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@allknowing (136481)
• India
17 Jun
You are right. I saw them being dried when we were in Kashmir
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@Beestring (14561)
• Hong Kong
17 Jun
I eat walnuts as snacks almost every day. But never seen a walnut tree.
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@allknowing (136481)
• India
17 Jun
Most of us just enjoy the nuts but never get to see from where they come from (lol)
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@Ghostlady (1308)
• United States
17 Jun
We had 5 walnut trees at my grandma's house (she raised me). My hands were black or dark dark green hulling them when I was little. Had a Crab Apple Tree as well. Love chewing on them. Down here where I live there are Pecan trees. Love all Nuts..Nature and Human. LOL
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@allknowing (136481)
• India
17 Jun
5 is a huge number. Can imagine how green and black you must have been dealing with those (lol)
@snowy22315 (180782)
• United States
17 Jun
There they are. I have seen black walnuts on trees. They are in a fuzzy green pod. That looks more like a bush than a tree.
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@allknowing (136481)
• India
17 Jun
I think it is the top of a tree The link below shows you the full tree
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Walnut-tree_20041012_2599.JPG
