Juglans nigra, 'Lakeshore' Black Walnut Hardiness_Peonies for the South (USDA zones 8 & 9) The resulting cross is a

The resulting cross is a very vigorous

Blossoms held well on the shrub

The English scholar and wine connoisseur George Saintsbury wrote in his classic Notes on a Cellar that "the one fruit which seems to me to go best with all wine

Both of these cultivars originated in Russia in the late 19th or early 20th century

Juglans nigra, 'Lakeshore' Black Walnut Hardiness_Peonies for the South (USDA zones 8 & 9) The resulting cross is aCultivar description: Formally Grimo 108H. Reported good annual producer with a large nut that cracks out into large pieces. Size at maturity: 80' tall and 50' wide at maturity (100 years). Site Selection: Ideally full sun location, but will also grow and fruit in dappled sun locations. Adaptable to a range or soil types. Cultivation: Self fertile trees require little attention once established. Zone hardiness: Hardy to USDA zone 5b 8. Plant size: