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  1. billb3 Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 14, 2007
    3,107 posts
    SE Mass
    Whatever they are we have a bunch of them coming up around here, too.
    Mostly I cut them down -weed them out as they are in spots where I don't want a tree to grow ( and they have a fairly fast growth rate).
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  2. PeteD New Member

    joined: Jun 4, 2008
    184 posts
    Northeastern MA
    All of the fruit I saw looked like the picture below and were single fruits. I suspect maybe the fruit on this tree were just too young to have grown into the exaggerated oblong shape I see in pictures on the internet for white walnut (butternut). In contract to the picture below, internet photos look very long and pointy, but those fruit may be more mature...

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  3. smokinj Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 11, 2008
    15,542 posts
    Anderson, Indiana
    Doesnt look like the Black walnut we have close though.....To have all the saplings around you you didnt notice piles of black walnuts everywhere? I know my BW are young maybe 10 years old you will get 25-35 gallons of walnuts a year, this year being even more with the rain. Big clusters everywhere and the limbs a sagging hard already!

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