Carya cordiformis 50-80cm | Bitternut hickory | Swamp hickory

Carya cordiformis stands out as a majestic nut-bearing tree native to North America. Often called bitternut hickory, this species boasts an impressive presence in hardwood forests. Its straight trunk and smooth bark draw attention in any natural setting. Gardeners appreciate this tree for its elegant silhouette and robust growth habit.

Known also as Illinois hickory and wingnut hickory, Carya cordiformis offers distinctive features that set it apart. Its compound leaves display vibrant seasonal colors, adding visual interest throughout the year. The tree produces unique nuts that wildlife eagerly seek. This native hickory contributes valuable hardwood and ecological benefits in various landscapes.

• Produces smooth, slender nuts with a bitter taste
• Leaves turn bright yellow in autumn
• Strong, durable wood prized for tool handles
• Supports diverse wildlife habitats
• Exhibits an upright and graceful growth form

As a prominent hardwood species, Carya cordiformis enriches forests and gardens alike. Its combination of attractive foliage and ecological value makes it a favored choice among native tree enthusiasts. This bitternut hickory brings both beauty and function to any outdoor space. Experience the charm of this remarkable North American hickory in your landscape design.

IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.