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Can you folk help with probably something very obvious to most, what be it in pic?
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Time: 3rd February 2012 12:03pm

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micarle says...
Walnut...

Time: 3rd February 2012 4:09pm

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micarle says...
Hmmm i think!

Time: 3rd February 2012 4:10pm

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spadework says...
thanks, I just looked a a pic of an tree at a more mature stage of fruiting and I think you may be right!!

Time: 3rd February 2012 4:51pm

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spadework says...
Actually on further research, no.

Time: 3rd February 2012 5:01pm

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Jason says...
It's a walnut 100%, healthy one too. They wont grow in my soil the annoying little buggers. Yet 20km away in sand they grow perfectly

Time: 3rd February 2012 11:59pm

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denise says...
wild walnuts grow along stream banks and spread by floods, maybe worth trying proper walnuts there too. Preferring banks with silty loam.

Time: 4th February 2012 7:53am

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spadework says...
Jason, just got back onto this subject, thanks for the answer. Local knowledge. This is atop a hill, northerly aspect, exposed and loving it. This is a great site.


Time: 15th February 2012 8:37pm

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Mark says...
Looks more like an Apricot to me? (try eating a few. if you get sick & drop dead,, then it's something poisonous, otherwise it's edible! :-) ).... I Used to do that little test on wild fruits myself, until one day,I got a mouthfull of something that tasted "Aaaaghh!",, I never did that again.) ... No,, Seriously now,, the only sure thing I can say about it is .... "It's Green." (that was a quote from Mr.Scott in Star Trek.

Time: 15th February 2012 10:21pm

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snottiegobble says...
If there are no flies in the area near your tree its a walnut!

Time: 16th February 2012 3:16pm

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