| FAMILIAR TREES OF SOUTH CAROLINA | CLEMSON EXTENSION BUL 117 |
| Shagbark
Hickory Carya ovata |
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Young shagbark hickory trees have smooth bark that becomes furrowed and shaggy as the tree grows larger. Frequently shaggy strips of the gray bark, a foot or more long and 6 to 8 inches wide, are loose and curling at both ends. |
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