An underutilized small native tree or large shrub frequently encountered in woodlands and shaded stream banks in the region. The distinct, smooth, gray, fluted bark has a unique "muscled" appearance and is attractive throughout the year. Fresh green leaves are free from disease and turn shades of yellow, orange and red in autumn. An excellent choice for naturalizing and in areas where its subtle beauty can be appreciated.
More Information | Latin Name | Carpinus caroliniana |
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| Common Name | American Hornbeam |
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| USDA Zone | Zone 3 |
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| Introduced by Broken Arrow Nursery | No |
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