Description: Hackberry is planted as a street tree ... It is most common on Celtis occidentalis. Powdery mildew may coat the leaves with white powder. The leaves may be uniformly coated or only ...

This week, we introduce the hackberry or Celtis occidentalis. This species is easily identified by its single-tooth margined leaves, which are lopsided with one side slightly higher than the other at ...

There are two trees, hackberry (Celtis occidentalis) and sugarberry (Celtis laevigata), that produce the lumber known as hackberry. That is, in the trade, the names hackberry and sugarberry are ...

If you live in the southern parts of the country, you might have long admired the majestic hackberry tree (Celtis occidentalis) but discovered it won't really grow in your region, especially if ...

What are the pros and cons? A: I like hackberry trees more than most people seem to. Its botanical name is Celtis occidentalis, and it is a relative of elm trees but with larger leaves and ...

The fallen tree is a hackberry tree, one of the three hackberries in the graveyard. Scientific name celtis occidentalis, hackberry trees can live for around 150 to 200 years. Curtis said the ...

Justin Evertson votes for the hackberry. He calls it a hidden gem. The oak is one of five underutilized trees that Henrickson, the horticulture program coordinator for the Nebraska Statewide ...