Hackberries are popular landscaping in Colorado, they are very hardy and pretty; they also attract numerous birds for their delicious berries.
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Description
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Region
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Northeast
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Habitat
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Parks, fields, floodplains, fence rows, wastelands
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Type
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Deciduous Tree
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Full Size
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33-82 ft
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Bark
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Warty, light gray
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Leaves
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Twigs point every direction.Alternate, ovate, serrated, tips acuminate
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Flowers
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Greenish-yellow
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Fruit
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Drupe, usually orange-brown, small, round, grow singly on a long pedicel
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Similar Plants
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Edible
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Fall
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Berries
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Raw (spit out seed).Sweet and dry
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