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| Plant Type: Trees |
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| Zone: 5 |
Foliage: Green |
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| Height: 60' + |
Fall Foliage: Golden Yellow |
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| Width / Spread: 30-40' |
Flower: Not Showy |
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| Habit: Upright |
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| Sun Requirements: Full/Partial |
Fruit: Nut |
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Uses: Creates Shade
Fruit Production
Winter Interest
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Tolerance: Moist Soil
Wet Soil
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Description:
Native from New York south to Tennessee, this hickory produces the largest nuts of them all which are sweet and delicious. Occurring in lowlands -usually along waterways- moist, rich soil is a must to have a healthy tree. Will even tolerate seasonal flooding. Bark is similar to a shagbark, but not as pronounced.
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