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Japanese Walnut
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Why we carry this
The insides of the hard Japanese walnuts are squirrels and mice’s favorite, which carry the nuts to their dens and store them for food. Most of the nuts would be eaten, but those that are forgotten would germinate in the spring. Botanical essence Harmony Material Acrylic resin / dried plant
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