Prefers a temperate climate with moderate rainfall and thrives at higher altitudes.
Walnut
Juglans australis, commonly known as Argentine walnut, is a nut-bearing tree native to Argentina and southern Bolivia. While its nuts are small and thick, making them less suitable as food, the wood of this tree is highly valued, particularly in guitar-making.
Juglans australis
Argentina
- The Argentine walnut is also known as Juglans australis. - It belongs to the genus of walnuts. - This tree is native to Argentina and southern Bolivia. - The nut of the Argentine walnut is small and very thick, making it less suitable as a food source. - However, the wood of this tree is highly valued, particularly for guitar making. - The Argentine walnut is classified under the grouping of nuts.
- Well-draining soil - Rich in organic matter - pH range: 6.0-7.5
Native to Argentina and southern Bolivia. The nut is small and very thick. It is therefore not an ideal food tree. The wood is sought after, especially for making guitars.