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I found two really good, old, big specimens in a residential yard in southern Delaware a few years ago and took their photos and put them...Read More
Look like pecan could be moderately hardy to zone 4a - there are several speciments at the Minnesota Arboretum - you have to walk a bit a...Read More
Pecans grow quickly in my southern Virginia. They are planted in groves and orchards. They are strong trees and gave us no problems other...Read More
Here in Central Florida, pecan trees grow weakly. They don't get quite as much winter chill as they should. They are a beautiful, very ...Read More
I have about 15 of these trees in my yard.One is over a hundred years old.They are beautiful trees that provide lots of shade.They are no...Read More
I have nothing but good things to say about the pecan tree.
We have two volunteer native trees that are beautiful, 30 and 20 years...Read More
A great shade tree if grown away from patios and driveways as the nuts can cause a terrible mess as they drop and the leaf stems are mess...Read More
Pecan trees can reach heights of 70 feet and live to 100 or more years, so pick your site carefully. They make great shade trees and the...Read More