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Shellbark Hickory
FAMILY: JUGLANDACEAE
About Shellbark Hickory at OSU's Landscape Plants site
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Native to eastern North America.
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Height can exceed 140’ but is usually under 100’.
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Leaves are compound with 7-9 large leafl ets. Leaves can be 2’ long.
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Nuts ripen in Portland and are tasty but hard to crack.
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Tree has male and female catkins.
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Bark is ragged but not as shaggy as shagbark hickory.
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Rare in Portland. #33 and #34 are behind the house, but the tops can be seen from street.
| Tree # | Location | Dimensions | Photo and Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 33 |
Private, Rear Yard |
87' Height 64' Spread 7.5' Circ. |
This tree is in the rear yard of the address, but the top can be seen from the street. |
| 34 |
Private, Rear Yard |
87' Height 60' Spread 7.1' Circ. |
This tree is in the rear yard of the address, but the top can be seen from the street. |
| 278 |
Private, Front Yard |
76' Height 57' Spread 7.8' Circ. |



