Juglans nigra Shade Note: because of this tree's

Note: because of this tree's small stature and wide spreading habit

and although not showy

which is more irregular and rounded than that of its cousin the Black Walnut

Great option for the more narrow space or for street or avenue planting

Juglans nigra Shade Note: because of this tree'sA very large growing tree, originally from North America, introduced to Britain in 1656. Traditionally valued for its deep, chocolate brown wood of very high quality, but increasingly enjoyed as an ornamental tree due to its dark bark, highly aromatic leaves and dark, edible walnut fruits. Grow in any well drained calcareous soil in full sun. Hardy. Moderate to fast growing. A deep rooting species.