Product review for Hardy English Walnut Tree Overall Rating: Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers Sort Reviews: Newest | Oldest | Highest Rating | Lowest Rating   :: Viewing page 1 of 2  -  Monday, May 28, 2007 MAGNIFICENT English Walnut Reviewed By: Coach (Hillsdale, Illinois) I just ordered my 3rd "Hardy English Walnut"! The trees not only grow relatively quickly, but retain a beautiful shape...& have now borne 3 great crops of nuts!! [the oldest pair of trees are now 7 years old & over 25 & 30 feet tall. I can recommend most highly for both appearance & nutbearing.  -  Wednesday, June 20, 2007 Not quite sure Reviewed By: Richard (Omaha, Nebraska) I bought 8 of these trees and out of the 8 only 2 started. Of the 2 that started only one is continuing to grow. The one that is growing is doing really well and is growing like Mad. Its sad that i spent the money on 8 trees and only 1 is growing.  -  Tuesday, October 16, 2007 Wrong Trees Reviewed By: VIRGINIA FRANKS (Guin, Alabama) Ordered 8 English Walnut trees 6 years ago. This year, one tree had 2 Walnuts but they were black Walnuts. I was so disappointed that I wasted all that money and time. I will never trust you again.  -  Monday, November 12, 2007 English Walnuts Reviewed By: SWellnitz (Central Wisconsin, WI) I ordered 3 rocket root trees, they were out of stock. So they subbed 6 two to three feet field grown trees. This is the first year. I received them just before Easter. We got 6 inches of snow two days later, so could not plant them for 8 days. I put them in a 5 gallon bucket with two and a half inches of water, wrapped them with more wet newspaper, and rewet the paper everyday. I finally got them planted. Nut tres don't start to leaf out in this area until June. I was a kind of worried. In June, sure enough 5 of them leafed out,and number 6 grew from the bottom part. All grew 7 inches and the trunks doubled in size. So far I am very happy with them. Hope they make it through the first winter. I place all 6 across the front of my property, they will be beautiful.  -  Wednesday, May 21, 2008 walnut blight Reviewed By: Alex (Norwood, MA) I planted this walnut last year and first year I noticed leaves had black crunchy edges. It survived, but I suspect that's walnut blight. So I would recommend to have some preventive treatment if you plant it. This spring I have the same problem.