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BLACK WALNUT - TOLERANT PLANTS

This list is from the site: www.omafra.gov.on.ca

The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture for Ontario.

They are listed alphabetically and not all are plants that you might want in your garden. Some are veggies, some are trees and some you might even consider weeds.

But the list is comprehensive.

I have indicated ones I have had success with - in green

Remember too, that there is no indication as to the soil, sun or water requirements for any of these plants listed,but you know how to research that.

Common Name & Botanical Name

Actinida, bower - Actinidia arguta

Ajuga - Ajugia pyramidalis

Alumroot - Heuchera sp.

Anemone - Anemone apennia

Bean (lima, snap) - Phaseolus sp.

Beet - Beta vulgaris

Bellwort - Uvalaria sp.

Bluegrass, Kentucky - Poa pratensis

Burning Bush - Euonymus alatus

Carrot, wild - Daucus carota

Catalpa, southern - Catalpa bignonioides

Cedar, eastern Red - Juniperus virginiana

Cherry, sour - Prunus cerasus

Chickweed - Stellaria media

Clematis - Clematis sp.

Corn, sweet - Zea mays

Creeping Charlie (ground ivy) - Glechoma hederacea

Cyclamen - Cyclamen persicum

Daffodil - Narrcissus pseudonarcissus

Daisy, shasta - Leucanthemum sp.

Dandelion -Taraxacum officinale

Daylily - Hemerocallis sp.

Elm - Ulmus sp.

Euonymus, winged ‘Gaiety’ - Euonymus alatus ‘Gaiety’

Fern, Christmas - Polystichum sp.

Fern, lady - Bulbinopsis bulbosa

Fescue - Festuca sp.

Forsythia - Forsythia sp.

Grape - Vitis sp.

Grass, orchard - Dactylis glomerata

Grass, redtop -Agrostis gigantea

Hawthorn - Crataegus sp.

Hemlock - Tsuga sp.

Hemlock, poison - Conium maculatum

Hickory - Carya sp.

Honeysuckle - Lonicera sp.

Hosta - Hosta sp.

Hydrangea, wild - Hydrangea sp.

Iris -Iris x germanica

Jack-in-the-pulpit - Arissema triphyllum

Juniper - Juniperus sp.

Juniper, Arcadia - Juniperus arcadia

Lilac - Syringa sp.

Liriope - Liriope sp.

Locust, black - Robinia pseudo acacia

Maples, most types - Acer sp.

May Apple - Podophyllum emodi

Meadow Rue - Thalictrum sp.

Mock Orange - Philadelphus sp.

Narcissus - Narcissus sp.

Nightshade - Solanym aviculare

Oak - Quercus sp.

Olive, autumn - Elaeagnus umbellata

Onion - Allium cepa

Ostrich Fern - Maltcuria struthiopteris

Pachysandra - Pachysandra sp.

Parsnip - Pastinaca sativa

Pawpaw - Asimina sp.

Periwinkle (myrtle) - Vinca minor

Persimmon - Diospyros virginiana

Phlox - Phlox sp

Poison Ivy - Rhus radicans

Primrose - Primula vulgaris

Quince - Pseudocydonia oblonga

Raspberry, black - Rubus occidentalis

Redbud - Cercis canadensis - I know this is on the list and I have 2 of them.. and I also know there is no scientific evidence that Juglone impedes their growth.. but in my experience, they struggle. I don't feed or baby them, except for good compost and mulch. But, they do struggle.

Rose, wild - Rosa sp.

Solomon’s Seal - Polygonatum odoratum

Soybean - Glycine max.

Speedwell, creeping - Veronica filiformis

Sycamore - Platanus occidentalis

Timothy - Phleum pratense

Trillium - Trillium sp.

Violet, dogtooth (Trout lily) - Erythronium americanum

Viburnum - Viburnum sp.

Virginia Creeper - Parthenocissus quinquefolia

Walnut - Juglans sp.

Wheat - Triticum sp.