Chandler walnut sapling is the commercially best-selling walnut species in the United States. Its shell is thin, its surface is slightly rough, and its shape is oval. Physically, it is easily removed from the shell. It is prone to be consumed as a fresh and dry type of walnut. It is a type of walnut that is not affected by frosts in the spring since its flowering time is late. The productivity rate in buds is between 85-90% and it is a high yielding species. The whiteness rate in it is between 90-100%. As it gives fruit at the ends of the branches, the rate of fruiting is also quite high on the side branches. The weight of the fruits is 9-13 g, the internal weight of the fruits is 6.5 g, the ratio of the inside of the fruit is between 52-55%. It grows semi-upright. 7×5 is suitable for planting. It is generally a disease resistant species. It should be planted with the pollinator. The most suitable pollinator is Franguate. It is harvested towards the end of September.