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09-06-2003, 12:32 PM
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Question About The Black Walnut Myth
The horticultural books say that the roots of juglans (walnuts)
release a poison that prevents other plants from growing near them. Nonsense. In 30 years of observing them in my "wild" areas, I haven't found this to be true. Does anyone know the origin of this misinformation and why the books keep repeating it? Thanks, Jack |
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