Meet the Walnut monarch! Broadview, a robust grafted Walnut variety, avoids frost damage with its late leafing. Unripe nuts are perfect for pickling, and mature shells can be ground for stuffing in dishes like 'Agnolotti.' If unpruned, it can grow into a sizable tree, reaching 30 feet in height. Regular tip pruning maintains a compact size of 12-15 feet. Broadview is compact, prolific, and self-fertile, producing nuts without pollination. While it releases growth-inhibiting juglone, it's less than Black Walnuts. Caution is advised to prevent interference with other plants. Planting a walnut tree offers various benefits, including edible nut production, aesthetic appeal with lush green foliage, landscaping value for shade and visual interest, wildlife habitat for birds and squirrels, valuable wood production, autumn foliage, longevity, environmental benefits, and educational opportunities. Consider space, tree needs, and local climate before planting.