This North American native is often found in moist woodlands near streams. The nuts produced by this tree are not edible for humans but if you are looking for something to feed the wildlife, then this is the tree for you! Use this tree as a large shade tree as it doesn't tolerate shade once it reaches maturity. The wood from this tree has been used to make wheels, handles, ladders, and even furniture.
- Secondary Name:
- Bitternut Hickory
- Plant Type:
- Deciduous Trees
- Hardiness Zone:
- ZONE 4
- Native:
- Vermont
- Sun Exposure:
- SUN/PT SHADE
- Ultimate Plant Height:
- HT 50-100'
- Ultimate Spread:
- SP 25-40'
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