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The Cook's Giant Sweet Walnut tree is an excellent walnut for planting in the backyard. It is very productive, with slightly mild flavors, and makes a very large nut. Cook's Giant Sweet Walnut Trees are prolific growers, and generally ripens in the month of September.

Grows in zones: 4 - 9

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The Cooke's Jumbo Quince is a temptation because its fruit is a sweet tart treat well worth enjoying. The quince is a small, bushy cylindrical tree but strong like a mighty little oak. This Quince fruit tree (Learn more)

Grows in zones: 5 - 9

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The Cooke's Purple Smoke Tree, also known as a smoke tree shrub, grows to about 15-20 ft with a 15-20 ft spread. This open spreading aromatic puffs tree produces red or purple smokey flowers in Spring. It has (Learn more)

Grows in zones: 5 - 9

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The Quince is a native fruit tree to Persia resembling a cross between an apple and a pear. This ancient fruit of antiquity was prized by Greeks and (Learn more)

Walnut trees are drought resistant, but require a lot of sunlight and protection from the wind is recommended. Roughly two thirds of the world's walnut tree production is from right here in the USA and 99% of those (Learn more)

Originating in the wooded hills above the Mediterranean, the Smoke Tree holds true to its name. The Smoke Tree has showy blooms that are wispy clumps of filaments that look like puffs of smoke. As more and more (Learn more)