Juglans regia Summer It is native in a

It is native in a huge area of western North America from Ontario to the borders of Mexico

A fast-growing highly ornamental conifer with a rather unpredictable though broadly conical crown

they were as common as box

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

Juglans regia Summer It is native in aA large, fairly slow growing tree grown for its edible walnuts, aromatic leaves and imposing crown, which is more irregular and rounded than that of its cousin the Black Walnut. Long male catkins are produced after the appearance of the leaves each spring. Begins producing tasty, edible walnuts when the tree is about fifteen years old. Best on well drained lime rich soil. A deep rooting species.