 | Arizona Walnut, Nogal, Nogal Silvestre, Arizona Black Walnut, River Walnut, Mountain Walnut Juglans major Juglandaceae Arizona walnut grows along streams and canyons of west and central Texas. It is closely related to Juglans microcarpa (Nogalito) but is larger, has a fewer number of leaflets (usually no more than 15), a smaller fruit, and a more westerly range. Plant Habit or Use: medium tree Exposure: sun Flower Color: greenish Blooming Period: spring Fruit Characteristics: small nut encased in a husk Height: to 50 ft. Width: to 30 ft. Plant Character: deciduous Heat Tolerance: very high Water Requirements: medium Soil Requirements: alkaline adaptable Additional Comments:
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