*Porter - Medium sized shagbark with good cracking characteristics, 8.5 gram kernel and good flavor.
Porter Seedling - Fred Blankenship selection, annual bearing.
*Retzer - Thin shell, highly flavored, very good nut meats that are eight plus grams.
Raudabaugh - Thin shell. Starts to mature as leaves turn brown.
Ryan - Seedling of Neilson at Grimo Nut Nursery
Seas - PA. Promoted by Charles Tharcher as one of the better shagbarks. Nut averages 7-8 grams and 40-45% kernel. Could be a Grainger seedling.
Silvis 303 - West Richfield, OH. Ray Silvis introduced this large (8 grams), round thin shelled nut of good quality and 45% kernel. Self-pollinating and a good producer.
Walters - KY 1980 A very large nut with excellent cracking qualities.
Wilcox - Geneva, OH. 1934. Early maturing, medium sized nuts (4.9 grams), 41% kernel, which crack out in whole halves. One of the best producers. Protogynous, good northern variety.
*Wilmoth – Glendale, KY 1978. Selected by Leslie Wilmoth. Thin-shelled and shells out in mostly halves. Kernel is large, light colored with a good flavor. Good producer and similar to Yoder in size.
Wurth – Paducah, KY. 1978. Large thin shelled asymmetrical nut with offset lobes that is pointed at one end. Cracks out whole halves. Flavor ok and a good producer. Vigorous growing tree.
Big Cypress - IN. 1985. Very large nut, productive, does not crack out well. Found by Charles Spurgeon in S.W. Indiana.
*Brouse - Good cracker, found in a pasture with Bullnut and Rausch close to Zanesville, OH. Collected by Bud Luers.
Bullnut - Large nut, kernel is trapped by shell and does not crack out well. Good pollinator, early bearing and productive. Found in a pasture with Brouse and Rausch close to Zanesville, OH. Collected by Bud Luers.
*Daulton - KY. 1987. A very vigorous growing variety with large leaves and twigs that produces very large nuts.
Dewey Moore - OH. 1987. A.M. Cox selection is a moderate producer of thin shelled nuts with 33% kernel.
*Fayette - PA. 1932. Large, thin shelled nut, introduced by Fayette Etter with 33% kernel. The kernel has good flavor and cracks out well. Tree bears annually and it is one of the few varieties that will self-pollinate. A nice tree for the front yard.
Florin Smith - Large shellbark with ribs.
*Henning - West central, IL. A fast-growing shellbark with a large very attractive nut, similar to Scholl.
Henry - Very large shellbark. An annual producer with a well filled nut that cracks out well.
*Holterman - Central MO. Large nut, with a thick shell that placed third in nut contest.
*Keystone - Franklin County, PA. 1955. Fayette Etter's best cracking, large thin shelled,
shellbark. Kernel falls free from the shell, annual bearer, late vegetation. Keystone normally has 9 leaflets, but the Grimo Nursery selection has 7 leaflets. Grimo selection turned out to be Etter hican. Tyler Halvin, Fred Blankenship and Zach Elfers proved this. The Etter hican is a Weschcke X McAllister cross.
*Kreider - Very large nut with a light colored very good tasting kernel.