Crepe Myrtle Exfoliating Bark
By Bathgate
13 Aug, 2018
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What an interesting feature! There is a hickory which has shaggy bark, In fact I think it's called a Shagbark Hickory, which produces edible nuts..my cousin (lives in Prince Edward Co., near the Thousand Islands) has three in a clump growing on an old hedgerow stone fence. They have produced nuts but not sure how they're doing in this drought.
14 Aug, 2018
Hickory is has a wonderful fragrance, great for indoor fires & cooking/smoking.
15 Aug, 2018
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Brilliant always wanted to see one in real life reminds me of snakes shedding their skins.
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