The Pecan tree is useful as a shade tree in your landscape, and it provides an edible fruit nut. Large limbs grow up from the trunk in a distinctive upright spreading fashion. Pecan trees are fast growing and tolerant of many soil types. Nuts are enclosed in a thick leathery husk that are harvested in the fall months. Specific varieties are determined by availability, including but not limited to Pawnee, Native, Kanza, Choctaw and Desirable. A Pecan tree will not grow outside of hardiness zones 6-10.

• Includes one Pecan tree in a #6 pot (6.06 gal.) and detailed planting instructions.
• Harvest nuts in fall.
• Best grown in USDA Hardiness Zones 6-10.
• Pecan trees require a cross-pollinator and different varieties have different pollen receptive/shedding time frames.
• Grows to 75-100 ft tall.
• Tolerate of many soils; plant in full sun with well-drained soil. Space 40-70 ft apart.