awesome! my mother has a huge shagbark in her 2 acre field and since this year has been an abundant year for many tree growth, ive colected atleast 500 nuts to plant for next year. thanks for letting me know that i can also eat them.
Thanks! The Shagbark Hickory is found throughout southern Ontario south and east of Lake Huron and northeast along the St. Lawrence River north of Lake Ontario into southern Quebec. There are also exists two populations near the southern extent of the Bruce Peninsula. This is the native range in Canada, but in the U.S. they are much more extensive. Here is a map showing the entirety of their range
Hmm, thats dumb, Youtube won't let me post liks in the comments for some reason. Search Shagbark Hickory native range in Google and it is the first link!
awesome! my mother has a huge shagbark in her 2 acre field and since this year has been an abundant year for many tree growth, ive colected atleast 500 nuts to plant for next year. thanks for letting me know that i can also eat them.
cotyke 5 months ago
Thanks! The Shagbark Hickory is found throughout southern Ontario south and east of Lake Huron and northeast along the St. Lawrence River north of Lake Ontario into southern Quebec. There are also exists two populations near the southern extent of the Bruce Peninsula. This is the native range in Canada, but in the U.S. they are much more extensive. Here is a map showing the entirety of their range
TomsOntarioTrees 6 months ago
Hmm, thats dumb, Youtube won't let me post liks in the comments for some reason. Search Shagbark Hickory native range in Google and it is the first link!
TomsOntarioTrees 6 months ago
enjoyed the vid.. wish you had mentioned the range they grow in.
chosen1atWork 6 months ago