This fast growing deciduous tree is the perfect shade tree to welcome into your lawns. Although the spring blooms are in inconspicuous, the leaves change to a beautiful yellow color in the fall, and it produces fruits that are attractive to many animals and birds. The Sugarberry is also a host plant for many butterfly larvae. The surface roots of this large tree may rise out of the ground, so planting it near a sidewalk is not the ideal location. But, don’t let that discourage you; this large tree is a wonderful addition for any property.
Attracts: American Snout, Tawny Emperor, Hackberry Emperor, Question Mark, Mourning Cloak, and more
Color(s): Inconspicuous blooms
Sun Exposure: Sun or partial
Soil: Tolerates drought, well drained
Average Height: 60 ft. - 80 ft.
Average Spread:
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone: 5 - 10
Note: Salt Tolerant
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