American Butternut Tree - 2-3 ft | Juglans cinerea shrubs Max Height/Width: Reaches 40-70 feet

Max Height/Width: Reaches 40-70 feet in height and 20-40 feet in width

The nuts ripen in the fall and drop from the tree

Whether planted as a specimen tree

Pruning: Prune in late winter to shape the tree and remove any dead or damaged branches

In late spring to early summer

American Butternut Tree - 2-3 ft | Juglans cinerea shrubs Max Height/Width: Reaches 40-70 feetIntroduction: The American Butternut Tree (Juglans cinerea), also known as White Walnut, is a nut bearing deciduous tree that produces sweet, buttery nuts perfect for baking, snacking, or use in culinary dishes. This large, majestic tree is prized not only for its nuts but also for its valuable timber. With a broad, spreading crown and distinctive ridged bark, the American Butternut Tree adds beauty and shade to your landscape. It thrives in a range