Carya lacinosa 'Shellbark Hickory' Tree 1" cal.

The shellbark hickory is a large, slow-growing tree known for its exceptionally large, edible nuts and its distinctive shaggy bark that peels in long plates. It features compound leaves with typically seven leaflets and prefers moist, fertile bottomland soils, preferring valleys and floodplains. Due to its deep taproot, it is difficult to transplant, and its strong, hard wood is used for tool handles and furniture