Nice field-grown specimen, about 7-10 years old. Lifted and potted on February 3, 2017. The trunk base is 1.25″ in diameter and the height is 13″. This one is going to be a very nice informal upright. Great branching already in place.

Hackberries are cousins to the Elm family, Ulmaceae. They have distinctive, delicate leaves that remain a bright green for most of the growing season. Great leaf-size reduction and ramification (though the smallest twigs die off each winter).

The pot is by Byron Myrick.

SOLD: $165 (delivered)

Nice field-grown specimen, about 7-10 years old. Lifted and potted on January 1, 2017. The trunk base is 1″ in diameter and the height is 14″. Should make a great broom-form specimen in just a couple of years.

Hackberries are cousins to the Elm family, Ulmaceae. They have distinctive, delicate leaves that remain a bright green for most of the growing season. Great leaf-size reduction and ramification (though the smallest twigs die off each winter).

The pot is by Byron Myrick.

SOLD: $145 (delivered)