This American Hornbeam is no longer standing on the property. It was located on private property with 5 other treasure trees: #038, #046, #048, #049, and #067. Hornbeams are typically understory trees that rarely exceed 30 feet in height. They are known for having many trunks and thin, blue-gray bark that is heavily fluted.

Statistics (1992)

• Circumference (In.): 40"
• Height (Ft.): 53'
• Avg. Crown Spread (Ft.): 35'
• Total Points: 102

More Information

• Nominated By: Bill Logan
• Year Added: 1992
• Owned By: Wesley and Anne Smith
• Current condition: Deceased
• Neighborhood: Plaza Midwood
• Property Type: Private Home
• Nearest Address: Private Property
• Ecological Value: Hornbeams have a very low flammability rating, making them perfect to plant close to a structure while maintaining fire safety.