Posted by paul on September 25, 2012 at 10:48:30 from (76.77.196.231):
In Reply to: Re: Butternuts part 2 posted by El Toro on September 25, 2012 at 10:41:33:
Nope, nothing loke that.
They look like a black walnut and similar size, only more football, or almond, shaped.
They have a thin smooth green husk, similar to a black walnut. Probably a tad harder to get off.
The hard inner shell is _very_ hard and takes a good hammer to crack. VERY hard shell. The outside of the shell is very lacy looking, used for decorations and crafts by some.
They make a nice contrast to a black walnut taste, similar but different.
Last 2 years haven't gotten any butternuts, think we are down to one tree, used to have 3-4. We got 8-9 black walnuts, the squirrels cabn't even keep up, most are on the lawn, wife kinda hates them for obvious reasons with so many. :)
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