Shellbark Hickory Tree Gurneys Choice

Shellbark Hickory Tree Gurneys ChoiceThe Shellbark Hickory makes a statement in the landscape. Growing 60 80 ft. tall with a narrow, rounded crown, it's a very tall, ornamental shade tree that's ideal for larger landscapes. Its foliage turns an attractive yellow to golden brown in the fall. As the tree matures, it develops exfoliating bark. A native to the United States, the Shellbark Hickory Tree grows best in medium to wet soils. It produces thin shelled nuts that split on their own

So you can enjoy homegrown spuds all winter long

Its vibrant orange fruits are larger than average and deliver the irresistible caramel-spice flavor that inspired its name

weeks before other apple trees

the tree holds onto its leaves and fruits longer than other crabapple varieties

with showy pink blooms and dense foliage

The two perennials are ideal for planting in the same plot--they don't compete for nutrients

That coloring makes it look as if the blooms were lit from within

its red color doesn't fade when cooked

it produces high yields of bulbs that store well

Standard size trees will start producing dependable annual yields in their third year

fully double

trumpet-shaped blooms appear before the green leaves emerge in the spring