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PLANTING UNDER A BLACK WALNUT TREE
All parts of a black walnut tree contain juglone, including leaves and fruits. … It exudes a chemical called
juglone from its roots into the soil that is toxic to many other plants and kills them, thereby reducing competition for resources.
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THESE ARE PLANTS THAT CAN SURVIVE LIVING AROUND A BLACK WALNUT TREE.
Vines |
Perennials |
Clematis | Dicentra – Bleeding Heart |
Tartarian Honeysuckle | Doronicum – Leopard’s Bane |
Virginia Creeper | Dryopteris cristata – Crested Wood Fern |
Morning Glory | Galium – Sweet Woodruff |
Geranium sanguineum | |
Annuals | Grasses (most) |
Calendula | Hemerocallis – Daylily |
Begonia | Heuchera – Coralbells |
Pansy | Hosta lancifolia |
Zinnia | Hosta fortunei |
Hosta marginata | |
Vegetables & Fruits |
Hosta undulata |
Black Raspberry | Siberian Iris |
Squashes | Monarda – Beebalm |
Melons | Oenotherea – Sundrop/Buttercups |
Beans | Onoclea sensibilis – Sensitive Fern |
Carrots | Osmunda cinnamomea – Cinnamon Fern |
Corn | Peony |
Phlox | |
Fruit Trees |
Polemonium – Jacob’s Ladder |
Peach | Polygonatum – Solomon’s Seal |
Nectarine | Polyanthus – Primrose |
Cherry | Pulmonaria – Lungwort |
Plum | Sedum – Stonecrop |
Pear | Stachys – Lamb’s Ear |
Tradescantia – Spiderwort | |
Bulbs |
Violets and Violas |
Winter Aconite | |
Snowdrops | |
Hyacinth | |
Grape Hyacinth |
*Information taken from Ohio State Extension Files