Shagbark Hickory (Carya ovata) 3" metallic sticker
Shagbark Hickories are common deciduous trees in the eastern U.S. They can grow to be 100 feet tall and over 350 years old! Shagbark Hickory trees have shaggy bark when they are adequately mature, which can aid in their identification. They also produce nuts which are edible and tasty. In fact, the word Hickory is derived from the Algonquin word pawcohiccora, which describes both the tree and the tasty meals made possible by pulverizing this nut! Hickory wood is known for its hardness and strength, which is why the wood is often used in handles for hammers, axes, and similar handheld tools.
You can become an ally to shagbark hickories other trees by volunteering with organizations such as Chicago Treekeepers (for those in the Chicago area: https://openlands.org/what-we-do/trees/treekeepers/)) or organizations such as Openlands (https://openlands.org/). You can also show off AND share your knowledge of trees and tree identification by purchasing this 3” metallic Shagbark Hickory sticker designed by me! It’s a great conversation starter and a fun way to advocate for trees everywhere you go.
Shagbark Hickories are common deciduous trees in the eastern U.S. They can grow to be 100 feet tall and over 350 years old! Shagbark Hickory trees have shaggy bark when they are adequately mature, which can aid in their identification. They also produce nuts which are edible and tasty. In fact, the word Hickory is derived from the Algonquin word pawcohiccora, which describes both the tree and the tasty meals made possible by pulverizing this nut! Hickory wood is known for its hardness and strength, which is why the wood is often used in handles for hammers, axes, and similar handheld tools.
You can become an ally to shagbark hickories other trees by volunteering with organizations such as Chicago Treekeepers (for those in the Chicago area: https://openlands.org/what-we-do/trees/treekeepers/)) or organizations such as Openlands (https://openlands.org/). You can also show off AND share your knowledge of trees and tree identification by purchasing this 3” metallic Shagbark Hickory sticker designed by me! It’s a great conversation starter and a fun way to advocate for trees everywhere you go.
Shagbark Hickories are common deciduous trees in the eastern U.S. They can grow to be 100 feet tall and over 350 years old! Shagbark Hickory trees have shaggy bark when they are adequately mature, which can aid in their identification. They also produce nuts which are edible and tasty. In fact, the word Hickory is derived from the Algonquin word pawcohiccora, which describes both the tree and the tasty meals made possible by pulverizing this nut! Hickory wood is known for its hardness and strength, which is why the wood is often used in handles for hammers, axes, and similar handheld tools.
You can become an ally to shagbark hickories other trees by volunteering with organizations such as Chicago Treekeepers (for those in the Chicago area: https://openlands.org/what-we-do/trees/treekeepers/)) or organizations such as Openlands (https://openlands.org/). You can also show off AND share your knowledge of trees and tree identification by purchasing this 3” metallic Shagbark Hickory sticker designed by me! It’s a great conversation starter and a fun way to advocate for trees everywhere you go.