Common walnut Skinsosky

Medium-growing tree with a rounded-elongated crown. Blooms early, protogynous flowering type. Pistillate flowers bloom 7 days earlier than staminate ones. The best pollinator is the Kostyuzhensky variety. Fruits are large (12.5 g), egg-shaped. The apex of the fruit is slightly elongated, the base is rounded. Shell of medium thickness and density, smooth, yellow-gray color.

The kernel is large and fully fills the interior of the nut. It accounts for 50% of the fruit's weight and contains 69.7% fat. The kernel separates easily and completely from the shell. The kernel's skin is straw-yellow. The tree exhibits sufficient winter hardiness, bears fruit well, but in years with increased humidity, it is slightly affected by brown spot disease.