Walnut 'Lara'

Recent French variety, a smaller tree of low vigour, lateral bearing and heavy cropping. Larger, sweet nuts.

Protect young trees from wind with a nurse plant, such as Broom. Flowering group A.

Why seedlings? Growing seedlings from productive, vigorous parents helps maintain diversity (each seed is a new variety) while drawing on some of the best walnut genetics. In other words, by planting and growing out these trees, you are participating in the breeding new, regionally-adapted walnut varieties! The parents of these seedlings were selected for producing hardy, vigorous, productive, high-quality nuts. We recommend planting several of these trees closer together and selecting your final tree once they've produced their first nuts (4-8 years) so that you can select the most productive trees with the highest-quality nuts.