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  1. comprei 2 nozes pra polir girando na mão e todo dia vou postar atualização aqui

    #SeeMyNuts #walnut

  2. comprei 2 nozes pra polir girando na mão e todo dia vou postar atualização aqui

    #SeeMyNuts #walnut

  3. Spring has sprung in Sheffield, UK. Lots of apple, pear and quince blossom. I planted the quince tree in February/March 2021 and had three fruit from it last year. Last autumn was a mast year for walnuts. I have at least four seedlings from the (Juglans nigra) black walnuts that I gathered. #sheffield #juglansnigra #cydona #quince #walnut

  4. Spring has sprung in Sheffield, UK. Lots of apple, pear and quince blossom. I planted the quince tree in February/March 2021 and had three fruit from it last year. Last autumn was a mast year for walnuts. I have at least four seedlings from the (Juglans nigra) black walnuts that I gathered. #sheffield #juglansnigra #cydona #quince #walnut

  5. 🌸🔴⚪ Today, we tie the thread of #spring. ⚪🔴🌸

    On this #Mărțișor, #Nucilandia sends you a symbol of renewal, courage, and bright beginnings. May #March open doors, soften burdens, and plant bold new ideas in your path. 🌱✨

    As the earth awakens, so does our spirit. The #walnut tree prepares its strength in silence — and so do we. 🌰 This season, may you grow roots where you stand and branches where you dream.

    Receive our red and white thread as a sign of resilience and hope.

    #HappySpring #March1

  6. 🌸🔴⚪ Today, we tie the thread of #spring. ⚪🔴🌸

    On this #Mărțișor, #Nucilandia sends you a symbol of renewal, courage, and bright beginnings. May #March open doors, soften burdens, and plant bold new ideas in your path. 🌱✨

    As the earth awakens, so does our spirit. The #walnut tree prepares its strength in silence — and so do we. 🌰 This season, may you grow roots where you stand and branches where you dream.

    Receive our red and white thread as a sign of resilience and hope.

    #HappySpring #March1

  7. #Tuscany #country house for #horse #lovers 🐎

    This #property near #Seggiano comprises a #countryhouse with #stables
    The main house has 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms

    The park-like garden with numerous #fruit #trees - #mulberry trees, #figs, #cherries, #walnut trees, around 40 #olive tree 🫒
    The grounds are a #paradise for #animals - #chickens #geese, several #dogs

    Rooms: 5
    Living space: 400m²
    Plot: 55.000m²
    #Grosseto #Italy 🇮🇹
    550.000 EURO

    bluehomes.com/N60550305/en/Cha

    #horses #horseriding #realestate

  8. #Tuscany #country house for #horse #lovers 🐎

    This #property near #Seggiano comprises a #countryhouse with #stables
    The main house has 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms

    The park-like garden with numerous #fruit #trees - #mulberry trees, #figs, #cherries, #walnut trees, around 40 #olive tree 🫒
    The grounds are a #paradise for #animals - #chickens #geese, several #dogs

    Rooms: 5
    Living space: 400m²
    Plot: 55.000m²
    #Grosseto #Italy 🇮🇹
    550.000 EURO

    bluehomes.com/N60550305/en/Cha

    #horses #horseriding #realestate

  9. So, unfortunately, the original web page is 404. However, someone archived it (maybe even me)! And yes, this is the method I used to start my walnut trees. One has to cover the pots with chicken wire after planting the walnuts -- or they will get eaten by squirrels! Also, the local deer were chewing on the bark of one of my walnut saplings (they chewed through one as well), so I had to put some fencing around the saplings. The chewed plant is making a comeback, as the deer didn't remove the bark around the tree completely...

    How to Grow a #WalnutTree From a #Walnut

    By Dale Devries

    "Walnut trees are high and majestic trees when they are full grown. The trees are very easy to start from seed and they grow well in almost any type of soil. The enemy you must watch for most closely is the squirrel. If you don't protect your seed, the squirrels will surely dig them up and make lunch out of them. Patience is key when starting a walnut tree from a walnut, as it can take up to 10 years for the tree to bear fruit.

    Step 1

    Gather some walnuts that have fallen out of a tree nearby your home. This usually starts happening in the fall before the first freeze. If there are no walnut trees near your home, go to a local nursery and purchase the seeds. This way you will know the seeds are viable and haven't been processed like the walnuts you buy at the store.

    Step 2

    Place the walnuts you've collected on a covered work table. Hold a hammer sideways and tap the nut a few times. It should split and the seed will be visible. Pull the husk off and discard.

    Step 3

    Dig a hole only a couple of inches deep. The hole should only be two times the width of the nut. Plant more seeds than you want trees in case some don't come up. You can thin them out later or transplant the others.

    Step 4

    Plant the seeds right away and cover them with dirt. Place chicken wire over the dirt where the seeds are and cover with straw. This will keep the squirrels from digging them up and protect them. Mark the location where you planted them.

    Step 5

    Leave them alone for the winter. They will start to sprout in the spring. You can remove the chicken wire at this point, but you may want to get a vegetable cage for them while they are very small. This will not only protect them from predators, but you will not run over them with the lawn mower either. They will quickly grow out of the cage and you will no longer need it.

    Step 6

    Transplant or pull up the weakest of the seedlings when they are about 6 inches tall. Water regularly throughout the summer and spread some compost around the soil but not directly on the new trunk. They will grow 1 to 2 feet in their first season. After the winter again, just water and compost the new tree."

    Source:
    web.archive.org/web/2020081203

    #SolarPunkSunday #PlantTrees #WalnutTrees #PlantForTheFuture

  10. So, unfortunately, the original web page is 404. However, someone archived it (maybe even me)! And yes, this is the method I used to start my walnut trees. One has to cover the pots with chicken wire after planting the walnuts -- or they will get eaten by squirrels! Also, the local deer were chewing on the bark of one of my walnut saplings (they chewed through one as well), so I had to put some fencing around the saplings. The chewed plant is making a comeback, as the deer didn't remove the bark around the tree completely...

    How to Grow a #WalnutTree From a #Walnut

    By Dale Devries

    "Walnut trees are high and majestic trees when they are full grown. The trees are very easy to start from seed and they grow well in almost any type of soil. The enemy you must watch for most closely is the squirrel. If you don't protect your seed, the squirrels will surely dig them up and make lunch out of them. Patience is key when starting a walnut tree from a walnut, as it can take up to 10 years for the tree to bear fruit.

    Step 1

    Gather some walnuts that have fallen out of a tree nearby your home. This usually starts happening in the fall before the first freeze. If there are no walnut trees near your home, go to a local nursery and purchase the seeds. This way you will know the seeds are viable and haven't been processed like the walnuts you buy at the store.

    Step 2

    Place the walnuts you've collected on a covered work table. Hold a hammer sideways and tap the nut a few times. It should split and the seed will be visible. Pull the husk off and discard.

    Step 3

    Dig a hole only a couple of inches deep. The hole should only be two times the width of the nut. Plant more seeds than you want trees in case some don't come up. You can thin them out later or transplant the others.

    Step 4

    Plant the seeds right away and cover them with dirt. Place chicken wire over the dirt where the seeds are and cover with straw. This will keep the squirrels from digging them up and protect them. Mark the location where you planted them.

    Step 5

    Leave them alone for the winter. They will start to sprout in the spring. You can remove the chicken wire at this point, but you may want to get a vegetable cage for them while they are very small. This will not only protect them from predators, but you will not run over them with the lawn mower either. They will quickly grow out of the cage and you will no longer need it.

    Step 6

    Transplant or pull up the weakest of the seedlings when they are about 6 inches tall. Water regularly throughout the summer and spread some compost around the soil but not directly on the new trunk. They will grow 1 to 2 feet in their first season. After the winter again, just water and compost the new tree."

    Source:
    web.archive.org/web/2020081203

    #SolarPunkSunday #PlantTrees #WalnutTrees #PlantForTheFuture

  11. Walnuss Eiscreme (ca. 7 Kugeln)

    Ein Walnusseis ist schon was Feines. Vor allem dann natürlich, wenn nicht nur Nussaroma in eine Eiscreme gerührt wurde, sondern tatsächlich Nüsse in der Eisrohmasse enthalten sind.Dann natürlich wird das Eis aber meist braun oder bräunlich und irgendwelche Marketingabteilungen der großen Eishersteller finden, dass das nur in Verbindung mit Schokolade eine ansehnliche Farbe ist. So dass […]

    https://bunte-kuechenabenteuer.de/b/5Jw

    #eiscreme #foodblog #gutesessengeniessen #icescream #ninjaCreami #ninjacreami #rezept #vegetarisch #walnuss #walnut

  12. These random images from woodworking sites say... walnut, not maple.

    #walnut

  13. These random images from woodworking sites say... walnut, not maple.

    #walnut

  14. North: WALNUT

    made of black #walnut
    durable and beautiful
    this old violin

    South: FIDDLEHEAD

    just like a fiddle
    look at the bow of the ship
    it's scrolled at the top

    #dailyhaikuprompt #haiku #poetry #writing #writingcommunity

  15. North: ORCHIDS

    a bunch of orchids
    love, luxury and beauty
    a beautiful gift

    South: WALNUT

    made of black #walnut
    impervious to insects
    lasts for many years

    #dailyhaikuprompt #haiku #poetry #writing #writingcommunity