Juglans regia Summer Requires consistantly moist soils to

Requires consistantly moist soils to thrive

9m in 20 years

providing fruit for birds and nectar for bees

The fruits and young shoots are poisonous

The tightly ascending branches of 'Fastigiata' provides an ideal dense canopy for various trained forms

Juglans regia Summer Requires consistantly moist soils toA 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.