
by SisLeahM
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What is this little nut?



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a bunch fall off the tree. I tried to open, but I guess just too small to figure out.


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Janet Pizaro on Jun 19, 2017
can you post a photo of the tree???Helpful Reply -
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Amanda Diaz Oliver on Jun 19, 2017
Walnuts. They are usually 4 times that size. My grandfather would lay them out in the driveway and run over them a few times, til the green part was easy to remove. If you do open them, wear gloves, cause they will stain your hands.Helpful Reply -
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Cindy Holmes on Jun 19, 2017
It would be good to show leaves from the tree as well as a picture of the tree. It isn't possible to tell just from the outside of the nut casing, opening it would be a good idea.Helpful Reply -
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Gail on Jun 19, 2017
Whatever they are, I think possibly pecan or walnut, I believe they are quite immature. I know pecans are. Green nuts that become blighted with dark spots fall off the trees before maturing as these have done. When mature & ready for harvest or eating, the outer green shells turn dark brown to black, get dry & split open to release the nut inside which is actually the nut meat in the hard shell you see for sale or under the trees later in the year.Wish you had included some of the leaves from the tree or a close up shot of a limb with these nuts still on the tree. I could perhaps identify it for you. OR, take what you have to a nursery & they can identify it for you, but I am confident these are immature nuts.Hope this helps.Helpful Reply -
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SisLeahM on Jun 19, 2017
Thank you.Helpful Reply -
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B. Enne on Jun 19, 2017
Black walnut?Helpful Reply -
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Laura Adams on Jun 19, 2017
Black Walnuts... they are such a mess. The trees bloom every other year. This is the year for mine to bloom.First to loose their leaves...Last to get their leaves...
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Pamela Rascoe Brown on Jun 19, 2017
Doesnt the flesh around the nut contain iodine?Helpful Reply -
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Teresa Smith on Jun 20, 2017
To small for walnutHelpful Reply -
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Linda on Jun 20, 2017
HazelnutHelpful Reply -
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C. D. Scallan on Jun 20, 2017
That is not a pecan .Helpful Reply -
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Kea25446527 on Jun 20, 2017
hickery nut.Helpful Reply -
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