Hardy Pecan Tree - Nut Trees - Fruit Trees and Nut Trees

Hardy Pecan Tree

Exceptionally Cold Tolerant

(5 customer reviews)

Did you think pecans were only a southern delicacy? Think again! You can enjoy the buttery taste of pecans as far north as zone 5. This majestic beauty will grow to 70 ft. at maturity and its lustrous dark green foliage will provide ample shade. Plant two trees to ensure pollination. Zones 5-8.

Product Details

Zones: 5 - 8 (-10° F.)
Height: 50-70 ft
Spacing: 50-70 ft
Depth: same as in the nursery
Spread: 50-60 ft
Sun/Shade: full sun
Pollinator: plant two or more
Yield: 40-50 pounds
Foliage: Large, pinnately compound
Blooms: April-May
Fruit: Good-sized, thin shelled nut cracks free of the hulls

Comments: Tolerates temperature extremes. Very resistant to insects. Will thrive anywhere peaches can be grown. Rich flavored nut of excellent quality. Somewhat self-pollinating but produces better when planted with another. Difficult to transplant; long taproot.
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- Thursday, April 23, 2009
I like pecan trees
Reviewed By: Bobbie (Bonham , Texas)
I really like the pecan trees. I think that they are so beautiful, especially when they are in bloom.

- Saturday, March 14, 2009
Tough little tree.
Reviewed By: Tina (Rolling Prairie, Indiana)
I originally ordered two pecan trees but only recieved one because you ran out. Now three years later the one I have is doing great, it even had a little nest in it last year. It has with stood many a bad winters. I hardly had to take care of it at all except for a little extra watering whe n extemely dry.

- Monday, June 23, 2008
Sticks with Hair
Reviewed By: Clark (Camden Twp., Ohio)
Like others I was dubious when I open the box and found two sticks with hair. Now two months later both sticks are now Sticks loaded with leaves.

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