http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/fletcher/staff/rbir/blackwalnutcompanions.html

Tolerant Trees and Shrubsarborvitae, Americanglobeflowerpine, Virginiaash, whitegum, blackprivetbarberryhawthornred cedar, easternbeech, Americanhemlock, Canadianredbud, easternbirch, black: 'Heritage' riverhibiscussassafrasboxelderhickoryserviceberrybuckeye, Ohioholly, Americansilverbell, Carolinacatalpahoneylocustspruce, Norwaycherry, blackhoneysuckle, amur; tatariansumaccrabapplehydrangeasweetgumdaphnelilacsycamoredogwood, floweringlocust, blacktulip treeelderberrymaple, red; sugar; black; Japaneseviburnums (some species)elm, Americanninebarkwitchhazelforsythiaoak, white; red; scarlet fringetreepawpaw goldenraintreepear, callery

The tree was deemed to tall for the area...drove all the way up and came home with nothing. So disappointed. The weeping tree is a weeping pea tree...not the beech I thought it was. More narrow...but my husband still felt to tall. (((Sigh)))

Contemplating removing roses from an area and planting the tree which would allow us to have a taller one without blocking the view from the patio below of the waterfall.