Hickory tree

Pruning hickory trees is not really necessary for fruit production once the trees are mature but it is an important part of training the plant as it grows. To learn more about hickory tree pruning, click the article that follows.

Last month, I showed you the hickory tree and told you about the nuts that were hanging on it. Well for the first of October, I could only find one nut. I looked as high as I could, but I just didn…

Learn to identify a Bitternut hickory tree.

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Hickory - belonging to a section of the walnut family - is a canopy tree that is prevalent in eastern North America, although other species of hickory have been known to exist in Europe, Africa and Asia. The hickory tree produces a dense,...

Hickory - belonging to a section of the walnut family - is a canopy tree that is prevalent in eastern North America, although other species of hickory have been known to exist in Europe, Africa and Asia. The hickory tree produces a dense,...

Hickory Tree Pictures category has many pictures of Hickory Trees and facts on the Hickory Tree species, we have lots of beautiful Hickory Tree Pictures

Whether you think you've found a hickory tree or want to identify some hickory trees in your yard, start here. We share 5 tips for identfying hickory trees including what the leaves, bark, nuts, and pith. We discuss these 7 types of hickory trees: Southern Shagbark Hickory Bitternut Hickory Pignut Hickory Kingnut (Shellbark) Hickory Red Hickory Mockernut Hickory Sand Hickory

hickory tree

Hickory trees are a majestic, easy to care for shade tree. With shock-resistant wood and one of the most calorie-dense nuts, these trees have ridged, flakey gray bark and leaves with serrated edges. Trees grow 60 to 80-feet tall with a 40-foot spread. Of the 18 different species, 12 are native to the United States.