Japanese, Siebold |
General |
Common Name | Japanese, Siebold |
Latin Name | Juglans ailantifolia |
Category | Nuts |
Family | Walnut |
Variety | |
Visual Traits |
Flower | monoecious, self-fertile, June |
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Fruit / Nut | oval-shaped; thinner shell than North American walnuts; cracks poorly |
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Height | 20m |
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Spread | 15m |
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Cultivation |
Pollination | wind pollinated |
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Propagation method | seed, container |
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Pruning | late summer to fall, during dormancy |
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Seed treatment and storage | cold-stratification required, must protect from rodents if direct seeded or sown in cold frame (fall) |
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Seedling treatment | intolerant to root disturbance, plant in permanent location early, protect when young |
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Critters |
Pathogens | Walnut bunch disease |
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Soils |
Moisture and drainage | requires well-drained, moist |
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pH | alkaline |
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Soils and topography | moist woodlands |
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Texture | loam |
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Growth Pattern |
Root habit | deep taproot |
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Seed-bearing age /max production | bear 3-4y from seed |
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Habitat and Climate |
Hardiness Zone | to zone 4, hardier than J. ailantifolia var. cordiformis |
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Native Range | Japan |
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Wind / ice / frost susceptibility | susceptible to frost damage, needs wind shelter |
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Light |
Shade tolerance | intolerant; canopy species |
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