Carya tomentosa (mockernut hickory)

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“Mockernut hickory is the most abundant of the hickories in much of its range, but it reaches its northern limit in southern New England. In mast years, it produces good crops of relatively large nuts, which are an important food for wildlife. Because of the hardness of its wood, most of the harvested wood goes to making tool handles. The Cherokee made much use of mockernut hickory, using the wood to make tool handles and arrow shafts, and the inner bark to make baskets, dress cuts, and make a tea to treat colds and other conditions.” – N.P.T. Go Botany

Attributes and Characteristics

Carya tomentosa (mockernut hickory)

60′-80′ Height, 30′-40′ Width
Full sun to part shade
Wet to average soil
Keystone Species(Hosts 213+ caterpillars)
Spring Bloom
Supports Wildlife
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