Nut Tree Garden Collection – 3 Trees — a collection of three valuable nut-bearing trees, combining productive walnut varieties and an unusual Japanese heartnut. The kit combines good frost resistance, high kernel quality, and decorative appeal, making it excellent for creating a long-lasting and productive garden.

Walnut "Broadview" is a frost-resistant and relatively compact Canadian selection variety, valued for its early fruiting, high yield, and high-quality nuts. An adult tree usually reaches 5–8 m in height, making it easier to care for and harvest than traditional tall varieties. Fruiting begins approximately 3–4 years after planting. The nuts are large, weighing about 12–16 g, round or oval in shape, with a thin shell that cracks easily. The kernel is light, well-filled, with a pleasant mild taste without noticeable bitterness. The variety is considered self-fertile, so it can yield even when planted alone, although the presence of other walnuts nearby usually improves fruit set. Broadview has high winter hardiness and can withstand temperatures down to approximately -25…-30 °C, which makes it suitable for growing in regions with cold winters.

Walnut "Buccaneer" is a popular Dutch variety, valued for its good yield, large fruits, resistance, and versatility in the garden. The tree is vigorous, strong, forms a wide, relatively open crown and usually reaches 8–12 m in height, and can be significantly taller with free growth. The fruits are large, round, with a relatively thin shell and pleasant taste. They are used both for consumption when ripe and for processing, including for preparing pickled green nuts. The variety is considered partially self-fertile, but is especially valuable as a good pollinator for other walnut varieties, including Broadview. Buccaneer has high frost resistance, wind resistance, and thrives in sunny areas with moderately moist, well-drained soil.

Japanese Heartnut "Imshu" is a variety of heartnut (Juglans cordiformis), originating from Japan. It is a beautiful and powerful tree with a spreading crown, which usually reaches 12–15 m in adulthood, and can grow even taller under favorable conditions. The main feature of the variety is its unusual heart-shaped fruits with a relatively thin shell that cracks easily. The kernel is sweetish, tender, without noticeable bitterness, and milder in taste than a walnut. Fruiting usually begins approximately 6–8 years after planting, and an adult tree can produce an abundant harvest. The Imshu nut prefers sunny locations protected from strong winds, fertile and well-drained loamy soils. During dry periods, it requires moderate watering. The variety has good frost resistance and can withstand temperatures down to approximately -30 °C.