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Juglans californica

Southern California Walnut.

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Here is a photo of a leaflet of Juglans californica, Southern California Walnut, in the Santa Margarita nursery.  - grid24_24
Here is a photo of a leaflet of Juglans californica, Southern California Walnut, in the Santa Margarita nursery.  - grid24_24
Juglans californica, California Black walnut in the wild. - grid24_24
Juglans californica, California Black walnut in the wild. play movie
Southern California Walnut is an uncommon shrub or tree to 15-25 ft., grows along stream beds from Ventura south. This plant is important to wildlife as it provides food and nesting sites for many birds and mammals. The walnuts are one of the strongest allelopathic plants and are difficult to garden under. Lovely small tree that is becoming more scarce as the bulldozers make their way across southern California removing the vegetation to make way for shopping malls, highways and housing subdivisions. This tree is called Southern California Black Walnut. Nuts are small but edible. Also known as Juglans californica var. californica.

Juglans californica tolerates seasonal flooding.
Juglans californica is great for a bird garden.
Foliage of Juglans californica has color green and is deciduous.
Flower of Juglans californica has color na.
Fruit of Juglans californica is edible.

Communities for Juglans californica:Chaparral, Coastal Sage Scrub and Southern Oak Woodland.

ph: 6.00 to 7.50
usda: 8 to 10
height[m]: 4.00 to 8.00
width[m]: 4.00 to 6.00
rainfall[cm]: 77.00 to 175.00

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