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Black hickory is native in North Central Texas but very slow-growing.
It is geographically separated from the similar black hickory ( " Carya texana " ).
Its 19-inch black hickory handle bears a skull and crossbones worthy of a biker's tattoo.
""'Carya texana " "', the "'black hickory "', is a North American tree in the endemic to the United States, found primarily in the southern Great Plains and the Lower Mississippi Valley.
In the midst of the manicured lawns of the suburban gentry and along the winding lanes of Colleyville sits a 4-acre lot with the largest known slash pine ( 49 feet tall ) and the largest recorded black hickory ( 58 feet tall ) in the Metroplex.