Native Utah Plants
Netleaf Hackberry
Netleaf Hackberry
Celtis reticulata
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Netleaf Hackberry (Celtis reticulata) is a rugged, wildlife-friendly tree that thrives where many others won’t. Its distinctive rough-textured leaves and corky bark give it character year-round, while its small, sweet drupes provide food for birds, pollinators, and other wildlife. Perfect for low-water landscapes, this tree is a workhorse for erosion control, shade, and habitat in dry climates.
Its ability to handle heat, poor soils, and drought makes it a favorite for restoration projects, xeriscapes, and urban planting where water is scarce. This tree brings shade and structure to the landscape without demanding much water, making it a water-wise choice for anyone seeking a resilient and ecologically valuable tree.
Plant Profile
Plant Profile
Scientific name: Celtis reticulata
Duration: Perennial
Native region: Wasatch Front Valley and Southern Utah
Native elevation: 2500-6500 ft
Water requirement: Low
Drought tolerance: High
Light requirement: Full sun
Shade tolerance: Low
Mature size: 20-30' H by 20-35' W
Bloom time: April - May
Flower color: Green
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