pyökki
Pyökki is the Finnish common name for the walnut tree and the wood that comes from it. In forestry and carpentry, pyökki denotes Juglans regia, the common walnut, and is valued for its dark heartwood and distinctive grain.
Taxonomy and distribution: The walnut belongs to the family Juglandaceae. Juglans regia is native to parts
Wood properties and uses: Pyökki wood is heavy and hard, with a smooth, workable texture. The heartwood
Nuts and other uses: The nuts are edible and used in baking and confectionery where grown, though
Overall, pyökki represents a notable hardwood in Finnish woodworking and horticulture, reflecting the global importance of