Known for its pattern of the veining in the leaf, the Netleaf Hackberry is a deciduous tree and native in the United States. This tree features a gray, furrowed bark of its trunk and has spherical light red berries along with its 3-inch leaves. Certain types of Hackberry trees are popularly cultivated on other regions like the Celtis Australis which is favorite among Europe and Celtis Sinensis which is native in Asia. Netleaf hackberry grows best in full sun but tolerates partial shade while its main soil requirement is good drainage.

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Source: The Spruce