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LIR Max - this weekend I actually saw bags of Black Walnuts on the shelf at our Sam's Club in Traverse City. (they are great in banana bread) -- nm
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JenBro (aka JenBro)
Jul 8 '21, 08:46
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I'm not sure I know those. I'm only familiar with...beige? walnuts.
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Max
Jul 8, 08:50
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my mom used to pick up walnuts (from black walnut trees) shell them - dry them - crack them - and harvest the nuts inside ... they are delicious. you
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JenBro
Jul 8, 08:56
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Just don't touch them with bare hands while you're shelling them. You'll have stains from the husks for a couple of weeks :) -- nm
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Meg
Jul 8, 09:20
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This is our Black Walnut at Stanley Ranch. Started in 1971 from a cutting of one of the original ranch trees. -- (pic)
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Meg
Jul 8, 09:23
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You spaced that out well. -- nm
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Max
Jul 8, 10:53
wow! that's an incredible tree. -- nm
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chicken daddy
Jul 8, 09:53
yup - black walnut stain -- nm
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JenBro
Jul 8, 09:22
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