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Shagbark Hickory

from $15.00

Carya ovata, 1- and 2-yr-old bareroot seedlings.

Choose from the options below, or select Assorted Bundles and I’ll ensure you get a good mix of genetics.

  • Grainger seedlings – these are proven winners, wherein possibly as much as 25% of these seedlings will be as good or better than the original Grainger parent cultivar.

  • Conowingo seedlings – from an outstanding wild tree in Lancaster county, PA.

  • Abundance seedlings – Abundance is a shagbark cultivar introduced by Fayette Etter, Franklin County PA.

  • Lorane seedlings – Lorane is a progeny of Grainger, so Lorane seedlings ought to perform the same or even better than Grainger seedlings.

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Carya ovata, 1- and 2-yr-old bareroot seedlings.

Choose from the options below, or select Assorted Bundles and I’ll ensure you get a good mix of genetics.

  • Grainger seedlings – these are proven winners, wherein possibly as much as 25% of these seedlings will be as good or better than the original Grainger parent cultivar.

  • Conowingo seedlings – from an outstanding wild tree in Lancaster county, PA.

  • Abundance seedlings – Abundance is a shagbark cultivar introduced by Fayette Etter, Franklin County PA.

  • Lorane seedlings – Lorane is a progeny of Grainger, so Lorane seedlings ought to perform the same or even better than Grainger seedlings.

Carya ovata, 1- and 2-yr-old bareroot seedlings.

Choose from the options below, or select Assorted Bundles and I’ll ensure you get a good mix of genetics.

  • Grainger seedlings – these are proven winners, wherein possibly as much as 25% of these seedlings will be as good or better than the original Grainger parent cultivar.

  • Conowingo seedlings – from an outstanding wild tree in Lancaster county, PA.

  • Abundance seedlings – Abundance is a shagbark cultivar introduced by Fayette Etter, Franklin County PA.

  • Lorane seedlings – Lorane is a progeny of Grainger, so Lorane seedlings ought to perform the same or even better than Grainger seedlings.

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Zach Elfers
Southeastern and Southcentral Pennsylvania

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