Soils: Moist to dry
Habitat: Moist to dry upland soils in mixed forests.
Wildlife: Provides larval food for around 125 species of butterflies and moths.
Type: Deciduous
Range: Extreme s. Ontario east to Maine, south to sw. Georgia, west to Mississippi, north to Indiana
Typical Mature Height: Moderate growth up to 75 feet
Light Requirement: Full Sun to partial shade
Uses: The wood of this species was once the main domestic source of tannin, the edible chestnuts were a commercial crop, and the leaves were used in home medicines.