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What is Juglans Regia English Walnut Tree?
Feb 23, 2012

What is Juglans Regia English Walnut Tree?

In May, before the leaves develop, walnut flourishes. Then the flower is picked. Fresh leaves and immature fruits are gathered in May and June, while the green husks are removed before maturity, until they change color. In September, ripe fruits are collected and dried in a dry place.
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Posted: Thursday February 23, 2012, 1:00 pm
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