Juglans nigra prophouse-winter-2027 'Maryland Beauty' stays low and

'Maryland Beauty' stays low and spreading

coral-red berries that hold through winter against the evergreen foliage

easy to place at the front of a border or in a mass

Mass several for a rhythm of vertical bloom stalks

The ordinary green-leaved

Juglans nigra prophouse-winter-2027 'Maryland Beauty' stays low andJuglans nigra, the eastern black walnut, is one of the great trees of eastern North America, a towering, long lived hardwood native from the Appalachians and Midwest to the Mississippi Valley, most at home in deep, rich, moist but well drained soils along river bottoms and fertile uplands. Large pinnate leaves cast a broad, airy shade in summer, leaf out late in spring, and drop early in fall to a soft gold, making way for the tree's most famous gift,