Hornbeam, American (Musclewood) Tree Size:2-3' The seeds can be pressed

The seeds can be pressed for oil or used in traditional water purification practices

and timber production

low-impact cultivation

Less commonly grown than yellow turmeric

White Oak's adaptability to various soil types and its slow-growing

Hornbeam, American (Musclewood) Tree Size:2-3' The seeds can be pressedHornbeams, also known as musclewood (Carpinus caroliniana) get their common names from their strong wood, which rarely cracks or splits. In fact, early pioneers found these trees ideal for making mallets and other tools as well as bowls and dishes. They are small trees that serve many purposes in the home landscape. In the shade of other trees, they have an attractive, open shape, but in sunlight, they have a tight, dense growth pattern. Hornbeam