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Yes, they do but this depends a little on the variety and how the tree is managed. They tend to bear more heavily on alternate years, but this can be helped by thinning the crop quite a lot in the heavy-bearing year. Some varieties are prone to produce more in one year than another. You will still harvest some nuts each year, just less in one of them.

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I have an American black walnut tree growing in my backyard grown from seed its abaut 20 years old this year it had lots of flowers but nothing came of them, all the flowers fell of this tree is over 25 feet high now has an good crown , whats the answer ?

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