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Silversurfer said:Hmm! Not sure that Carya ovalis is correct.

http://dendro.cnre.vt.edu/dend...

According to the site above..".Fruit: Nearly globose, 1 to 1 1/2 inches, with a thin husk that mostly splits to base upon maturation, nut is not ribbed and the seed is usually sweet, matures in early fall."

But I am only familliar with a couple of Carya and am rather rusty.

Thank you for your comment, Silversurfer. I went out to check on the nuts to see what they look like now, and they're all gone. I suppose the squirrels have absconded with them. Oh well.