Meaning
A grove or stand of ackee trees. This uses the older rural sense of 'walk' — a cultivated plot or grove of a single crop — also heard in 'banana walk', 'coffee walk', and 'coconut walk'. An ackee-walk is the part of the land where the ackee trees grow and are picked in season.
Examples
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Wi go a di ackee-walk fi pick some.
We went to the ackee grove to pick some.
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Di ackee-walk full a fruit dis season.
The ackee grove is full of fruit this season.
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Him have a banana walk an a ackee-walk.
He has a banana grove and an ackee grove.
Origin
From 'ackee' + 'walk' in the rural sense of a grove/plot of one crop (compare 'banana walk'). See [[ackee]].
How it’s used
A grove of ackee trees; 'walk' = a single-crop grove/plot (banana walk, coffee walk). See [[ackee]], [[grung-provision]].