Juglans regia

Tall, spreading, rounded growth habit
Large pinnately-compound leaves emerge in late spring and drop early fall
Foliage colour is dark green in the summer, becoming yellow in early fall
Leaves are strongly aromatic when crushed
Male and female flowers appear before the leaves
Thin-shelled nuts are edible, maturing in autumn
Bloom Time: Spring

ZONE:
3

COLOUR:
Green

HEIGHT:
12-18 m

SPREAD:
12-18 m

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Growing and Maintenance Tips:

A great tree for larger landscapes and natural areas. Placement should be considered as the litter from the nuts can be very messy. Juglans produce the chemical juglone, and many plants are highly sensitive to this chemical. Look for plants with a tolerance to the toxicity to plant near or under juglans. A great tree for attracting squirrels.