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What's happening in the field?

At the Missouri State Fruit Experiment Station

Black Walnut Propagation

December 3, 2018 by Jennifer Morganthaler

Nuts were collected from improved Black Walnut Cultivars.  The nuts were placed in cold storage in early fall and planted in the field on 11-30-18.  Wire was placed over the nuts to keep the critters from helping themselves. The remaining nuts will remain in cold storage until spring and will be potted up in the greenhouse to germinate.

Payton securing the wire.
10 nuts were placed in each hole. Once they germinate we will thin them out and keep the strongest one.

 


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