Size: 5-gallon
The Pignut Hickory is a hardy, slow-growing deciduous tree known for its tall, straight trunk and attractive, gray bark that develops shallow ridges as it matures. Typically reaching heights of 50-80 feet, this tree features glossy green, compound leaves that turn vibrant yellow in the fall. It produces small, pear-shaped nuts that are favored by wildlife, especially squirrels. Thriving in full sun and well-drained, slightly acidic soils, the Pignut Hickory is drought-tolerant and low-maintenance, making it ideal for large landscapes, naturalized areas, or as a shade tree in rural settings.
Purchased trees can be picked up at the Sand Hill Nursery on Tuesdays between 10 a.m. and noon. Alternate pickup dates can be arranged if needed.
Please note that availability and price may vary throughout the sale due to the available size and stock quality. More tree species may be added as our nursery manager has deemed them ground-ready.
Size = size of the pot they are currently in. The actual height of trees varies from 1' to 6'.
Size: 5-gallon
The Pignut Hickory is a hardy, slow-growing deciduous tree known for its tall, straight trunk and attractive, gray bark that develops shallow ridges as it matures. Typically reaching heights of 50-80 feet, this tree features glossy green, compound leaves that turn vibrant yellow in the fall. It produces small, pear-shaped nuts that are favored by wildlife, especially squirrels. Thriving in full sun and well-drained, slightly acidic soils, the Pignut Hickory is drought-tolerant and low-maintenance, making it ideal for large landscapes, naturalized areas, or as a shade tree in rural settings.
Purchased trees can be picked up at the Sand Hill Nursery on Tuesdays between 10 a.m. and noon. Alternate pickup dates can be arranged if needed.
Please note that availability and price may vary throughout the sale due to the available size and stock quality. More tree species may be added as our nursery manager has deemed them ground-ready.
Size = size of the pot they are currently in. The actual height of trees varies from 1' to 6'.
