Carya ovata
,
Deciduous
Origin:
Native to Eastern US, Eastern Nebraska
Along with bitternut, shagbark hickory is one of two native
hickories in Nebraska’s eastern woodlands where it is often found growing on relatively moist slopes in association with oaks and
lindens.
Where To Grow
Shagbark hickory is best used when planted in groups with other hickories or oaks. Transplant when small.
Suitable to plant east of the 100th meridian the state.
Size at Maturity
Tree Height
Tree Spread
50-70'
40-60'
Additional Considerations
A similar species that may be of interest is the shellbark hickory.