Carya illinoensis

Pecan

The largest member of the hickory family, the Pecan is native to the rich, moist soils of the bottomlands, especially of the Mississippi Valley. The Pecan becomes a tall straight tree with a symmetrical, broadly oval growth habit. Trees begin bearing its fruit at about 20 years of age. The sweet edible nuts are favored by wildlife and people.

Additional Information:

Height 70-100 Feet

Spread 40-75 Feet

USDA Hardiness Zone 5-9

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