Can you compost black walnut hulls? The mention of black walnut trees makes many gardeners groan, because all of the plants parts, from leaf to root tip, contain a substance called juglone that ...

Black walnuts are the second most common walnut and prized for their bold and earthy flavor. The nutrients in the hulls are extracted and used in supplements. They’re low in carbs, and most of ...

Many trappers still prefer using black walnut hulls for dyeing their steel traps over the multitude of commercial products available on the market. Of course, an abundance of black walnuts will ...

Is this a bad idea?” Thanks for the question Sue. Black walnut hulls, nuts, leaves, or bark should NOT be used in compost piles for vegetable gardens. It would be fine, however, in the compost is ...

Lewis’ mom Sue said it’s also fun to watch the hulls from Northeast Indiana evolve into finished products at the Hammons Black Walnut plant in Stockton, Missouri. “You see them in the green ...