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Where can I buy a mature Walnut Tree?

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Katymac · 03/04/2007 09:13

& how mature can I buy it?

I know I need to spend some serious money but it is important

Any ideas??

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Katymac · 03/04/2007 11:54

This is so confusing £40 for a 3m tree & £850 for a 4m tree - that makes no sense at all

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HoraceWimp · 03/04/2007 11:55

have you tried ringing your local nursery/garden place? they can usually source things like this and give you a good price

Katymac · 03/04/2007 13:00

That was my local nursery

It all seems a bit much of a difference

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Manictigger · 03/04/2007 13:38

Ah but that extra metre may have taken a few years to grow so will have needed a lot of water, care etc. I think the general view is that a smaller, cheaper tree will establish better anyway (unless of course you're building a Chelsea garden and need an instant impact)

Katymac · 03/04/2007 13:40

I want to call my new (childrens) Nursery "Walnut Corner" so I wanted a fairly substantial one

It will be behind a ditch, a bank & a hedgerow...so it needs to be fairly tall

I can't get over £800 difference tho'

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cece · 03/04/2007 13:45

Where are you? near me are lots of wholesale nurseries - they might be able to help you...

cece · 03/04/2007 13:47

I have used this one

www.northhillnurseries.co.uk/

Katymac · 03/04/2007 21:21

Thanks - I looked but they don't seem to have sizes/prices......

Has anyone else got any ideas?

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Smithagain · 03/04/2007 22:41

Pantiles nursery in Surrey specialises in mature trees. They have a catalogue online. Website is www.pantiles-nurseries.co.uk

Click Garden Centre, then Catalogue, to get a list of stock with prices. Walnuts are under "J" for JUGLANS (latin name). Prices between £30 and £700, depending on height and girth, but it looks like you could get quite a decent size one for £200-ish.

Katymac · 03/04/2007 23:01

WOW - that is FAB Thanks

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