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Sugarberry
Celtis laevigata
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| Sugarberry is a native American tree whose wood
was historically used in making crates and barrels. |
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Leaves
Alternate, mostly triangular or ovate leaves
are 1-3 inches long, thick, gray-green and rough above, yellow-green with network of
raised veins below.
Flowers
Inconspicuous.
Fruit
Round, 1/4 inch in diameter, orange
and sweet fruits ripen in fall.
Trunk
Gray, smooth to rough with corky
warts.
Propagation
By seeds and cuttings.
Landscape usage
Beautiful shade or accent tree that seems to relax into the landscape because of its long,
draping leaves.
Interesting Facts
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Sugarberry
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Summary
Type: Tree
Salt Tolerant: N/A
Height: 30-60 ft
Spread: N/A
Growth Rate: Fast
Light: Sun-full shade
Water: High
Hardiness: High
Native: Yes
Wildlife: Yes
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Sugarberry bark
For more detailed information on this
plant go to:
Volusia Extension |
