NATIVE – A tall ornamental shade tree for large properties. Slow-growing but potentially massive. Drooping lower branches. Large yellow-green leaves. Shaggy bark curling up at the ends. Edible large nuts for human and wildlife consumption. Botanical Name- Carya laciniosa Pronunciation- KAR-ee-uh lah-sin-ee-OH-suh Foliage- Deciduous Mature Width- 60 ft Mature Height- 80 ft Sun Exposure- Full sun to part sun Soil Preferences- Prefers a rich, well-drained soil, but tolerant of a wide range of soils Current Size- 5 Bloom Color- Inconspicuous Bloom Time- Early spring Companion Plants- Starlite Crabapple – provides complementary texture and seasonal interest Fauna Attracted- Seed- and nut-eating birds (jays, woodpeckers), beneficial insects on catkins Plant Habit- Tree
- Care Rating- Moderate
Default Beavercreek Nursery Bin – C40 Yearly Care Instructions- Remove dead branches in winter; water deeply during drought and mulch to protect roots. Trimming Instructions- Prune in winter to shape and remove deadwood. Fertilization Instructions- Use a balanced, slow-release fertilizer (e.g., 14-14-14) in spring; moderate feeding need. Alleviate clay compaction and ensure deep watering for best results. Fertilizer Recommendation- Tree-tone Possible Issues- Hickory shuckworm, aphids
