Common walnut Caucasian

A strongly growing tree with a high, dense, rounded crown. A protogynous variety. Pistillate flowers bloom 6-7 days earlier than staminate ones. The best pollinators are the varieties Kostyuzhensky and Kalarashsky.

Nuts of medium size (over 10 g), cylindrical in shape. The top of the fruit is slightly convex, the base is flat. The shell is of medium thickness, dense, light-yellow in color, smooth, with weakly pronounced ridges. The kernel is large, well fills the inner part of the fruit, making up about 60% of the fruit's mass. The kernel's skin is straw-yellow. The tree is resistant to low temperatures and diseases.