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Persian walnut

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Kaghazi.—This is supposed to be a variety of the Persian walnut, of fair size, with a very thin shell.

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One neighbour has a tree of what he calls "French walnut" because they came from near Lyons, France, which are evidently the ordinary English or Persian walnut.

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A few years prior to this, the previous owner had planted six Persian walnut trees obtained from a nursery in northern Ohio.

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Mr. Rhodes has also fruited such older Persian walnut varieties as Lancaster, Mayette, and Franquette on black walnut stocks, but finds them generally unproductive in his climate.

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This Persian walnut before you is a seedling, too you know, from nature.

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