Butternut - White Walnut Aronia What really sets it apart

What really sets it apart from its more aggressive relatives is that it is sterile so it won’t reseed throughout the garden

double blooms with 17-25 petals

good soils

Size & Color: Small to medium-sized (5–7 cm diameter)

can tolerate dry conditions

Butternut - White Walnut Aronia What really sets it apartHardiness: Zone 3. Size: Tree that can get as large at 80ft. Planting: Full sun, fertile soils. Fruit: Hardy corrugated nuts in in a sticky green husk. Pollination: Self pollinating. Use: Edible nuts, great for baked goods. Extremely difficult remove husk. Current Size: 7 gal pot, 6ft tall. These are an endanger species in Ontario, due to a fungal disease butternut canker. An extremely large tree, creates a toxin juglone in the soil that prevents many