Celtis pumila

Synonym(s)
Common Name
Dwarf hackberry
Georgia hackberry
Plant Form
Shrubs & Small Trees
Duration
Perennial
Max Height (ft)
20.0
Region
Coastal
Piedmont
Mountain

Photographer: Jackson Crawford
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Photographer: Jackson Crawford
Licensed under: CC BY-NC 4.0
Original photo: Original photo

Photographer: Jackson Crawford
Licensed under: CC BY-NC 4.0
Original photo: Original photo

Additional Info

Dry, often rocky or sandy open forests, woodlands, and barrens; also occasionally found in more mesic forests, fencerows, and clearings; often but not exclusively on calcareous and mafic substrates. Infrequent throughout.

Bloom Time
Spring
Early Summer
Light Requirements
Full sun
Partial sun
Shade
Moisture Requirements
Moist
Dry
Earth Sangha Inventory

Founded in 1997, the Earth Sangha is a nonprofit public charity based in the Washington, DC, region. The Wild Plant Nursery is the most comprehensive source of local-ecotype, native plants in the Washington DC region, and the region’s only facility dedicated exclusively to this type of propagation. “Local-ecotype” plants are propagated from local, wild, naturally-occurring populations and are well-adapted to local conditions and for wildlife species that depend on the local forms, such as pollinators. Inventory is updated on a weekly basis so number may not be accurate.

Pots Available Plugs Available Location Notes
80 0 Row 11

syn. Celtis tenuifolia

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