Juglans mandshurica Edible An evergreen oak native to

An evergreen oak native to the south east United States where it is found growing on the sand hills of the coastal plains

These red berries last well into winter

resents wet and poorly drained soils

It was breed at the Botanical Garden of the Uzbek Academy of Science in the then USSR (now Uzbekistan) in 1964 for what ever reason best left to Soviet scientists (almost has a dystopian vibe to it)

Juglans mandshurica Edible An evergreen oak native toA deciduous tree native to northeastern Asia, rarely seen or grown, this quick growing tree is perfectly hardy, perhaps the hardiest of the Juglans genus, and easy on almost all soils however it prefers deep, moist and well drained soils