American Hornbeam Tree – Quart Pot – Ornamental Shade Tree

The American Hornbeam quart pot is a hardy, ornamental tree perfect for shaded landscapes and wildlife gardens. This slow-growing deciduous tree features smooth greenish-gray bark, fluted trunks, and serrated, veined foliage that turns vibrant colors in the fall. Growing 10-15 feet tall and spreading up to 20 feet, it provides a stunning visual element in any garden or yard.

Native to USDA zones 3-9, the American Hornbeam thrives in moist, well-drained soils and adapts to both full sun and partial shade. It produces small, nut-like fruits in autumn, supporting local wildlife. Known for its durability and disease resistance, this low-maintenance tree is an excellent choice for park settings, home landscapes, and naturalized areas.

All orders to California ship bareroot from mid-October to mid-May. Each purchase includes one healthy plant in a quart pot. Be sure to understand proper plant care, as instructions are not included.

Transform your landscape with this unique, eye-catching shade tree!

Key Features and Benefits:

• Type: Deciduous ornamental tree
• Size: Arrives in a quart pot, matures to 10-15 feet tall
• Color: Greenish-gray bark with vibrant fall foliage
• Growth Rate: Slow-growing, long-lasting tree
• Uses: Perfect for landscaping, shade, wildlife habitats, and naturalized areas

FAQs:

Q: How fast does the American Hornbeam grow?
A: The American Hornbeam is slow-growing, typically adding only a few inches per year but providing long-lasting beauty.

Q: Is this tree suitable for small yards?
A: Yes! With a mature height of 10-15 feet, it is ideal for small landscapes and gardens.

Q: When will my plant ship?
A: Orders to California ship bareroot from mid-October to mid-May. Outside this timeframe, plants ship in quart pots.

Q: Does the American Hornbeam attract wildlife?
A: Yes! This tree produces small nut-like fruits that are a valuable food source for birds and small mammals.

Q: What are the ideal growing conditions for this tree?
A: The American Hornbeam thrives in moist, well-drained soils with full sun to partial shade conditions.