Hickory Tree Height Shipped:1 2 Feet which is particularly important for 25 Bundle (Dead) 2 4 Feet:25 Bundle (Live) 2 4 Feet which is particularly important for large and or remote restoration projects In addition to their ornamental value‚ crepe myrtle was used by Native Americans in North America․ Bark and leaves of the crepe myrtle tree were used in customary medicine‚ and infusions of the plant were used in treatment of a range of ills․ They showed the ingenuity and respect for herbal medicine for which these cultures were known‚ and the plant was adopted in many environments․ Native Americans used hickory nut tree wood to make tools and weapons‚ as the wood is strong with excellent flexibility․ Hickory has been used for a variety of purposes‚ for wood and for food‚ across North America․ Hickory nuts‚ as one example‚ have been enjoyed for centuries for their rich flavor and high nutritive value‚ and were used in customary recipes or eaten raw as a food in times of scavenging․ Next to their value as food‚ the values of hickory and its products to humans are chiefly in its use to produce furniture‚ smoke meats and produce charcoal․ Each of these uses is a case of a human social activity being enabled by a relevant physical characteristic of the hickory tree․ Its features‚ importance‚ seasonal transformations‚ and ecological effects are all inspiring and reason enough to appreciate this magnificent tree․ Let us never forget that as we appreciate the verdant beauty of the hickory tree and the vital parts it plays in our ecosystem‚ we are not just gazing upon a tree but a testament to resilience and the will of nature to persevere and thrive․ The hickory tree is held in high regard and nurtured‚ for it represents an appreciation for nature's artistry‚ showing that complexity often hides behind the simplest forms․