

Product Details
Shagbark hickory is a prized forest tree celebrated by foragers and nut enthusiasts for its superior flavor and distinct shaggy bark. We offer this species as bareroot stock for late fall and early spring dormant planting, providing a cost-effective option for establishing larger groves or agroforestry systems.
Carya ovata is a native hardwood known for its adaptability and ecological value. This species is an excellent choice for riparian buffers, edible landscapes, and wildlife habitat restoration. It serves as a larval host for the Banded Hairstreak and Hickory Hairstreak butterflies while providing abundant food for local wildlife. Shagbark hickory thrives in moist soil with full sun but can also establish in drier upland sites. Hardy in zones 4–8, it reaches a mature height of 70-90 ft with a spread of 50 ft.
Whether planted for its timber value, ecological benefits, or future nut harvest, this adaptable tree adds significant long-term value to the landscape. Growers can expect a robust specimen capable of enduring varied conditions.
Our shagbark hickory is grown from seed collected at Arthur's Point Farm.
Prohibited States: AZ, CA, TX
Plant Values & Uses
Product Specifications
Wholesale & Project Buyers
We offer wholesale and bulk pricing for larger orders. We value long-term partnerships and are glad to support businesses, institutions, and nonprofit organizations working toward regenerative and ecological goals.
We regularly work with Farmers, Landscapers, Municipalities, Nonprofit Organizations, Plant Nurseries, Retailers, and Schools and Universities.
Wholesale customers can place bulk orders directly through our Plant Order Form, which allows quick shopping and select multiple products across our catalogue in one place.
For larger projects or specialized needs, we encourage you to contact us directly to discuss availability, pricing, and scheduling. We are happy to collaborate and help you source the right plants for your work.
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Rooted in Ecological Restoration
We plant trees to rebuild soil, restore habitat, and reverse long-term land depletion. Every plant we grow serves a larger ecological purpose.
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Regionally Appropriate Species
We prioritize species that are well suited to Northeast soils, temperatures, and seasonal rhythms, selecting plants with proven ecological and agricultural performance in this region.
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Built for Long-Term Resilience
We grow for durability, biodiversity, and future generations. Strong root systems. Honest practices. Plants that establish and endure.

