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Is Hickory Good for Exterior Use

Hickory is a dense, strong hardwood that is prized for its durability and resistance to rot and decay. This has led some to believe that it makes an ideal wood for outdoor furniture and other...

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Hickory Trees in Washington DC: Native & Non Native

Hickory trees are a common sight across many parts of Washington DC, adding beauty and shade to parks, yards, and streetscapes. While several hickory species are native to the DC area, other...

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Native American Medicinal Uses of Hickory

Hickory trees have a long history of varied medicinal uses by Native American tribes. There are around 20 species of hickory that are native to North America, and various tribes made use of...

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7 Benefits Of Hickory Bark Tea

Hickory bark tea is a herbal infusion made from the inner bark of hickory trees, typically shagbark hickory (Carya ovata) or shellbark hickory (Carya laciniosa). Native Americans have...

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Is Hickory Good Firewood to Burn

Hickory is a classic firewood prized by many wood burners, but what makes it so good to burn? This article will examine the properties that give hickory its stellar reputation. Key...

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Hickory Trees in New Jersey: Native & Non Native

Several types of hickory trees can be found growing natively in New Jersey or have been introduced to the state. Here is an overview of some of the hickory tree species found in New Jersey: Key...

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Wyatt is a hickory tree expert with 25 years of experience studying and working with these majestic trees. Wyatt has worked on various research projects and has conducted extensive field work, studying the growth and behavior of hickory trees in different regions of the country. In addition to his research, he has also worked with landowners and land managers to help them properly care for and manage their hickory trees. Wyatt is passionate about sharing his knowledge and expertise with others, and he frequently gives talks and presentations on hickory trees to various audiences.

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