Well worth a try, if you can find one. Will grow on almost any soil, but does best on deep, perfectly-drained, rich sandy or gravely soils. Fairly easy to transplant when quite small. Young trees have an odd, asymmetrical, upright branching growth habit. Mature trees have a firm, broadly pyramidal outline.
Female trees have evil-smelling fruit.
Unless you plant a male cultivar, you won't know the sex of your tree for at least 30 years. Generally reliable and recommended. 50 x 40 Hardy Zone 5. A distinctly broad, spreading cultivar with nice, clear, yellow fall color. A male cultivar, hence no fruits.