SHAGBARK HICKORY

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• The shagbark hickory goes by many other common names, including mockernut hickory, white-heart hickory and squarenut. It is native to North America and is hardy to -20 degrees F. It can be distinguished from other hickories by the fuzz on the underside of the large (7 inch) leaves.
   
• Hickories do not transplant easily because they quickly develop a deep taproot. It is especially critical that new plantings do not dry out. Once established, they are relatively drought tolerant if planted where some summer rain can be expected.
   
• Height to 90 feet.