Buartnut tree Natives Vaccinium macrocarpon

Vaccinium macrocarpon

Small blue grapes in tight clusters and many of them

Perhaps the most quintessential tree in Vermont

This tree's ability to fix nitrogen in the soil helps it grow vigorously (which

Buartnut tree Natives Vaccinium macrocarponCross between butternut (Juglans cinerea) and heartnut (Juglans ailantifolia). Butternuts, native to North America, have been crossed with heartnuts to create a more disease resistant tree. (The name "buartnut" comes from the first two letters of butter and the last three letters of heart) Extremely fast growing and heavy producer of nuts. Need two for pollination. Plant 20 30 feet apart. Medium: 1. 5 3' Large: 4 5'