Welcome to Acqua Garden's Nut Trees collection, where we offer a variety of high-yield, easy-to-grow trees perfect for gardens and orchards alike. Whether you're an experienced gardener or just getting started, our selection of nut trees promises both ornamental beauty and bountiful harvests.
Each tree has been carefully selected for its hardiness, low maintenance, and superior nut quality, making it an excellent addition to any green space. Transform your garden with Acqua Garden nut trees and enjoy the delectable rewards of home-grown, fresh nuts year after year. View all Fruit Plants.
Commonly Asked Questions
Which nut trees grow in the UK?
Of all nut varieties, only five edible types grow in the UK's climate. These are walnut trees, sweet chestnut trees, almond trees, and hazelnuts, which also include cobnuts, such as the Kentish Cob tree.
Do walnut trees grow in the UK?
Yes, walnut trees do grow in the UK. The walnut is native from south-east Europe to south-west China and has been widely planted throughout the UK. It has naturalised in lowland Britain, often found in secondary woodland, hedgerows, riverbanks, field-borders, and roadsides.
Can you grow an almond tree in the UK?
Yes, you can grow almond trees in the UK, but they prefer a warmer climate. While they are hardy, almond trees may not thrive in consistently cold or damp environments. Planting them in a sunny spot is key to revealing their full beauty and value.
How long does a walnut tree take to fruit?
The average walnut tree starts to produce nuts between eight and nine years of age. There are instances where walnut trees begin producing around 15-22 lbs. (7-10 kg) of nuts as early as five to seven years. Most commercial walnut orchards reach their peak production level at around 30 years or more.
Can you eat wild hazelnuts in the UK?
Yes, you can eat wild hazelnuts in the UK. Most ripe nuts are found in September and October, depending on the weather. Once the nuts grow to full maturity and dry out a bit, they become edible. When the papery outer covering starts to pull back from the nut, they are safe to eat.
The Conker Tree (Aesculus hippocastanum), also known as the Horse Chestnut, is a magnificent tree with spectacular white flowers in spring and large, shiny brown conkers in autumn. Ideal for large gardens, parks, and woodlands. Explore more in our Nut Trees collection.
The Kentish Cobnut Tree is a beautiful, hardy tree that produces delicious, nutty-flavoured cobnuts. It is easy to grow and perfect for adding both ornamental value and tasty nuts to your garden. Explore more in our Nut Trees collection.
Kentish Cobnut Tree
Beautiful, hardy tree that produces delicious, nutty-flavoured cobnuts.
The Sweet Chestnut tree (Castanea sativa) is a grand, long-lived tree producing edible nuts in autumn. With its glossy green leaves, stunning yellow catkins in summer, and a rich harvest of sweet chestnuts, it is perfect for large gardens, woodlands, or as a statement tree. Explore more in our Nut Trees collection.
Discover the perfect addition to your garden with our versatile walnut tree (Juglans regia). Ideal for both novice and experienced gardeners, it's easy to grow and offers a bountiful harvest. Explore our collection of Nut Trees for more options.
Nutritious and delicious walnuts
Adaptable to UK climate conditions
Low maintenance care
Beautiful foliage adds charm
Excellent for sustainable gardening
Elevate your garden's appeal and enjoy the satisfaction of growing your own walnuts with this remarkable walnut tree from Acqua Garden, also available in our Trees Collection.
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Walnut Tree
Hardy, productive tree known for its delicious and nutritious nuts.
