Shagbark Hickory Trunk Caliper:less than 1.00" It does well in full

It does well in full sun and can withstand a variety of soil types and conditions

In the wild

It does best in full to partial sun and tolerant of most soil types as long as they are somewhat moist and well-draining

It’s also significantly less thorny than its wild cousins

It does best in full sun and is tolerant of many soil types

Shagbark Hickory Trunk Caliper:less than 1.00" It does well in fullThe Shagbark Hickory (Carya ovata) is a large sized ornamental shade tree. It has a narrower, oval shaped crown with a central leader reaching high up into its branching canopy. This tree gets its name from the peeling bark which comes off in large, curving pieces, giving it a distinctive shaggy appearance. Its foliage is arranged compoundly, with 5 7 leaflets that turn a yellow bronze in the fall. \n \nThe Shagbark Hickory is native to eastern and