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Brazilian walnut trees are found in the high altitudes of the rainy forests of Santa Catharina and Parana in southern Brazil. These massive trees grow to anywhere from 130 to 165 feet tall, making it one of the tallest trees of its kind. The Brazilian walnut tree is 6 feet in diameter and is also known as Embuia, Ipe or Canella imbuia.
