Pat Binns, a former P.E.I. premier, lives in Hopefield, P.E.I., and has invested in a crop of 200 black walnut trees on his property.

Toronto councillors debated the merits of a black walnut tree Tuesday, the second such debate in a week. At stake is the future of a York walnut tree in the face of plans by the homeowner to build a ...

We knew when we bought the house that the tree might be a problem somewhere down the line. It sprawled and it was tall. Very tall. Our small, one car garage was entirely overshadowed by one of the ...

Don't laugh, Councillor Mark Grimes added. "Being an owner of a house that had a black walnut in the backyard I can tell you it is a dirty, dirty tree, and the walnuts come down like bombs." ...

The walnut sat at the lot line between 643 and 647 School Road. John Smith, who owns the property that includes Molly's Reach and Lunitas below it, said he didn't know the tree was coming down ...

A black walnut tree planted by Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. in the late 1840s or 50s stands tall in the yard at the Olmsted-Biele House in Eltingville, Staten Island.