The substance contained in the walnut tree can be harmful to other plants that we grow in the garden. What are we talking about? Dry walnut leaves and shells contain juglone. It is a toxic substance that is very valuable to humans, but harmful to other plants.
Why should you eat walnuts? They help with many ailments
The walnut is found from Europe to Asia both as a wild tree and cultivated in gardens or allotments. It is a tree that grows densely, so it is worth remembering about pruning it. It is easy to grow, and its fruits are extremely valuable and healthy. They contain omega-3 and omega-6 fats, support brain function, improve the appearance of the skin, support the nervous and circulatory systems, and nourish hair and nails. They have bactericidal, fungicidal and anti-inflammatory properties.
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Do not plant these plants near a walnut. You can hurt them
However, before we plant in the garden, remember that some plants should not grow in its company. The leaves and walnut shells contain juglone, which is harmful to them and poses no threat to humans and is used in cosmetics and medicine. Plants that should not grow near a walnut include:
- tomatoes,
- cucumbers,
- pea,
- beans,
- azaleas,
- potatoes.
Remember, however, that not all plants are affected by juglone. In addition to the walnut, you can successfully grow ferns, lilacs, onions, beets, thujas and currants.
Source: Gazeta
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