Trees: Other Trees

Sugarberry

The Sugarberry Tree, `Celtis laevigata,' is more or less the southern version of the common northern Hackberry. It differs from a hackberry tree in that its fruits are sweeter and juicier. The bark is also less corky and it has narrower leaves with smooth margins. Its fruits are very attractive to a variety of wildlife, including songbirds. The two to four inch long leaves are glossy to dull green in color and turn to a yellow in the autumn. The Sugarberry tree is also known as the Sugar hackberry, South Hackberry and Mississippi Hackberry.

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