Juglans nigra Wind Grow in acidic

Grow in acidic

and although not showy

and with an evergreen such as the Scots pine this feature can be enjoyed year round

as it requires little pruning and stays green all year round

pendulous racemes

Juglans nigra Wind Grow in acidicA 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.