Last, but certainly not least in it potentialities, is the English walnut.  I am certain that we shall have some varieties of these which will be hardy enough to plant in the north.  When these have been completely proven, they will be a delightful addition to the number of trees flourishing here.  What family would not receive enjoyment and satisfaction from having, in its dooryard, a gracious English walnut tree, its spreading branches laden with nuts?

Although the commercial aspect of producing hazilberts is engrossing me at the present time, my greatest pleasure in nut culture still comes, as it always shall come, from actual work with these trees.  It is both a physical and mental tonic.  I recommend nut tree culture to everyone who enjoys spending his time out-of-doors, who is inspired by work of a creative nature, and who appreciates having trees, or even one tree, of his own.  Suggested reading on Nut Tree Culture: 

    Nut Growing by Morris
    Nut Growers’ Handbook by Bush
    Tree Crops by J. Russell Smith
    The Nut Culturist by Fuller
    Improved Nut Tree of North America by Clarence Reed
    Annual Reports of N.N.G.A.