Cultivar 2090: Hackberry

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Usage Facet: class=edible; edible_score=1.0; ornamental_score=0.0; inferred_from_taxon=no

Relationships: 0 | Linked Entities (visible): 0 | Evidence claims: 6 | History events: 0 | Catalog issue offerings: 0

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The Northwest Nursery Co. describes Hackberry as a rugged, hardy native tree for the North Dakota prairie. The catalog presents it as a shade and timber tree, not a fruit cultivar. It says the tree grows to good size and makes a fine, shapely shade tree. [S1]

The entry is based on Valley City, North Dakota, where the nursery reported many splendid native hackberry specimens already growing. [S1] This local record is the strongest evidence in the packet for regional suitability.

The tree is described as strong limbed, with hard, durable wood. [S1] The nursery considered it valuable for timber, ornament, and shade, and said it should be planted more widely. [S1]

Propagation limited availability. The source says seed was scarce and hard to obtain, which made hackberry slow and expensive to propagate. [S1]

The available source gives no fruit description, species identification, parentage, cultivar history, release date, culinary use, or formal hardiness zone. The hardiness claim rests on the nursery's description of hackberry as a hardy native tree and on its reported performance at Valley City, North Dakota. [S1]

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This summary currently draws chiefly from PERENNIALS - The Northwest Nursery Co..

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103PERENNIALS - The Northwest Nursery Co.unknown600p7There are many splendid specimens of native Hackberry growing in Valley City.; Seed is scarce and hard to get, making propagation slow and expensive.; It is valuable for timber, ornament and shade, and ought to be more g

Citation Evidence (Page-Linked Quotes)

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103p7entry_locationThere are many splendid specimens of native Hackberry growing in Valley City.HACKBERRY-Arugged hardy native tree, grows to good size, makes a fine shapely shade tree.page_block:0.90
103p7description_snippetSeed is scarce and hard to get, making propagation slow and expensive.HACKBERRY-Arugged hardy native tree, grows to good size, makes a fine shapely shade tree.page_block:0.90
103p7recommendation_contextIt is valuable for timber, ornament and shade, and ought to be more generally and extensively grown.HACKBERRY-Arugged hardy native tree, grows to good size, makes a fine shapely shade tree.page_block:0.90
103p7description_snippetIt has a hard and durable wood.HACKBERRY-Arugged hardy native tree, grows to good size, makes a fine shapely shade tree.page_block:0.90
103p7tree_formIt is strong limbed.HACKBERRY-Arugged hardy native tree, grows to good size, makes a fine shapely shade tree.page_block:0.90
103p7description_snippetArugged hardy native tree that grows to good size and makes a fine shapely shade tree.HACKBERRY-Arugged hardy native tree, grows to good size, makes a fine shapely shade tree.page_block:0.90

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entry_locationThere are many splendid specimens of native Hackberry growing in Valley City.0.92
description_snippetSeed is scarce and hard to get, making propagation slow and expensive.0.90
recommendation_contextIt is valuable for timber, ornament and shade, and ought to be more generally and extensively grown.0.93
description_snippetIt has a hard and durable wood.0.91
tree_formIt is strong limbed.0.90
description_snippetA rugged hardy native tree that grows to good size and makes a fine shapely shade tree.0.96

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