Carpathian Walnut Pollination_None/Sterile honey-like sweetness and light-colored fruit

honey-like sweetness and light-colored fruit

also delicious for eating out of hand and drying

It was found at the settlement of Esopus

Grown commercially along north coast of California late 1800's

Flowers are large and beautiful

Carpathian Walnut Pollination_None/Sterile honey-like sweetness and light-colored fruitThe Carpathian walnut is native to the Carpathian mountains eastward to Korea, but was brought to Europe through Persia in early history. Carpathian walnut is a more cold hardy strain of English walnut and can be grown further north than English walnut and in climates with more variable winters. Carpathian walnut for the dual purposes of nut and timber production. Late spring frosts in April or early May could cause tip dieback and reduce the crop.