One of only two walnut
trees native to Canada, the Black Walnut is found in eastern Canada.
Once in great demand for its dark and lustrous wood, it is rather
rare today as it thrives best in a natural habitat. Its edible kernel
has a variety of uses including a table nut, ice cream flavouring and as
an oil for salad dressing.
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Athenic Systems
Trees, Shrubs, and Woody Vines of Central North Carolina
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