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Description
Cultural Information:
Easily transplanted shrub that can reach 12-15 feet tall and wide; generally smaller. Can be planted in a variety of soil types either in sun or shade. Does well even in dry situations.
Associated Species: [6]
Nannyberry, Hoptree, Hackberry, Bur Oak, Shumard Oak, Silver Maple, Boxelder, Cottonwood, Eastern Wahoo, Bitternut Hickory
Field Observations:
This small tree grows commonly along the Scioto River and can easily be confused with Nannyberry based on fruit and leaf morphology. It’s not easily germinated in the trade and stratification protocols typically call for 6 to 9 months of treatment before sowing. Once sown however, it grows several feet per year. It is commonly seen as an understory tree along the river.
Blackhaw is Native to the following States & Ohio counties
