Photo Credit:
Pecan - credit: Franklin Bonner, USFS (ret.), Bugwood.org
Northern Pecan
Carya illinoinensis
The northern pecan is a native, medium to large sized deciduous tree ranging from 100-140 feet and produces edible nuts.
* Bundles of 25 qualify for Mix & Match discount, see Hardwoods collection for more information.
Current Sale Size: 18-24” Seedlings
Growth Rate: Slow
Soils: Sand, loam, clay
Moisture: Moist to dry
Shade Tolerance: Full Sun to part shade
Mature Height: 100-140 ft.
Mature spread: 40-75 ft.
Deer Damage Potential: High
Origin: Native to US, but not to Michigan
Uses: food, lumber, fuelwood, shade
USDA Plant Profile
