Demand for Falling Bark Farm’s hickory syrup has grown to the point that the Millers are no longer harvesting their own bark from just around their land. “Some of our bark comes from the timber ...

Hickory syrup is similar to maple syrup, but it's smokier and less sweet in taste In three years, Falling Bark Farm went from selling 48 bottles of syrup a year to 30,000 Berryville, Virginia CNN — ...

Hickory bark. Photograph by Daniel Vaughn. From Texas Trees: Hickory bark is “thick, silver to dark gray when young and almost black on older trees.Deeply furrowed with irregular fissures that ...

Varieties of Bernie Okuniewski’s hickory syrup, which is produced from a tea brewed out of hickory bark. The syrup is lighter than maple syrup and can be used for pancakes and cooking.

To make the syrup, owner Tom "Razz" Radzwich collected bark from farms and while out hiking, and here was Drewes, with 250 shagbark hickory trees on his property in Mifflintown, Juniata County.

Hickory, including pignut and shagbark, do shed bark and nuts. When I go through my yard, I have found some of the round nut pickers seem to help pick up the nuts.

Hickory trees are prolific nut producers in North America. ... (Carya laciniosa) is a shaggy gray-bark species. This hickory grows up to 75–100 feet tall and can be 50–75 feet wide.

Shagbark hickory would be a great tree to consider planting in your backyard; in addition to their distinctive bark, they have gorgeous yellow fall foliage and delicious nuts that most wildlife ...

A slow-growing, potentially massive tree found throughout Ohio, the shagbark hickory (Carya ovata) is an excellent selection for a park-like setting or large area. This native hickory typically ca… ...