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Fourth & Gill Tree Map

  • Tree walk
    • Water Oak
    • Hackberry
    • American Elm
    • Chastetree
    • Pin Oak
    • Japanese Flowering Cherry
    • Overcup Oak
    • Black Gum
    • Trident Maple
    • Chestnut Oak
    • Box Elder
    • Yellowwood
    • Silver Maple
    • Catalpa
    • Black Cherry
    • Serviceberry
    • Gingko
    • Kentucky Coffee Tree
    • Tulip Poplar
    • Green Hawthorn
    • Sugar Maple
    • Sawtooth Oak
    • Black Locust
    • Tulip Poplar
    • Sweetbay Magnolia
    • Eastern Redbud
    • Hackberry
    • Water Oak
    • Green Hawthorn
    • Bald Cypress
    • Apple
    • Apple
    • Smoke Tree
    • Japanese Maple
    • Cucumber Tree
    • Leyland Cypress
    • Crepe Myrtle
    • Eastern Hemlock
    • Red Buckeye
    • Flowering Dogwood
    • Peach
    • Butternut
    • Carolina Silverbell
    • Lacebark Elm
    • Southern Crabapple
    • Black Locust
    • Eastern Redbud
    • Black Locust
  • Local champions
    • Pin Oak
    • Dogwood
    • Crape Myrtle
    • Bur Oak
    • Golden Rain Tree
    • English Oak (Columnar)
    • Chestnut Oak
    • Silver Maple
    • Water Oak
    • Fraser Photinia
    • Hackberry
    • Yellowwood
    • American Elm
    • Sugar Maple
    • Box Elder
    • American Beech
    • Black Walnut
    • Sawtooth Oak
    • Saucer Magnolia
    • Pumpkin Ash
    • Green Ash
    • Black Cherry
    • Chastetree
    • Kentucky Coffee Tree
    • Loblolly Pine
    • Willow Oak
    • American Basswood
    • Northern Catalpa
    • Black Locust
    • Japanese Flowering Cherry
    • Overcup Oak
    • White Mulberry
    • American Holly
    • American Sweet Gum
    • Chinese Fir
    • Southern Magnolia
    • Ginkgo
    • Carolina Silverbell
    • White Pine
    • Chinese Chestnut
    • Weeping Cherry
    • Kousa Dogwood
    • River Birch
    • Sycamore
    • Eastern Hemlock
    • Bald Cypress
    • Post Oak
    • Osage Orange
    • Northern Red Oak
    • Red Buckeye
    • Eastern Redbud
    • Pecan
    • Norway Spruce
    • "Thundercloud" Cherry Plum
    • Red Mulberry
    • Japanese Red Maple
    • Red Maple
    • White Oak
    • Tulip Poplar
    • Yellow Buckeye
    • Black Gum
    • Trident Maple
    • Rosebud Cherry
  • Silver medalists
    • Willow Oak
    • White Oak
    • Northern Red Oak
    • Southern Magnolia
    • White Oak
    • Tulip Poplar
    • White Mulberry
    • Willow Oak
    • Pin Oak
    • Ginkgo
    • Slippery Elm
    • Saucer Magnolia
    • Green Ash
    • Post Oak
    • 0
    • Hackberry
    • Siberian Elm
    • Bald Cypress
    • Pecan
    • American Basswood
    • Sawtooth Oak
    • Tulip Poplar
    • Chestnut Oak
    • Box Elder
  • Invasive specimens
    • Mimosa
    • Paulownia
    • Siberian Elm
    • Tree of Heaven
    • Callery Pear
    • White Poplar
    • Variegated Privet
    • Callery Pear
    • Callery Pear
    • Callery Pear
    • Callery Pear
    • Callery Pear
    • Callery Pear
    • Callery Pear
    • Callery Pear

Butternut

Juglans cinerea

Other Names:
White Walnut
Native to:
Eastern N. America
Sidewalk Visibility:
Excellent
Public?
Yes
Diameter:
1.5"
Conservation Status
Endangered
Description:
Butternut trees are susceptible to and threatened by a canker producing fungus introduced in the early 20th century. It seems solitary trees planted in the open will fair better than ones in dense forests, so hopefully this one will survive into maturity.
Notes:
Years ago, a resident's great aunt Lizzie found a stash of butternuts in an old flour sack. She planted one and it matured into a large tree up in Mooresburg, TN. Over the years, it spawned several saplings and in 2018 two were planted in the park. Sadly the other one of the pair was vandalized and lost.
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