Carya Illinoinensis (Pecan Nut Pawnee)
Carya Illinoinensis (Pecan Nut Pawnee)
Carya Illinoinensis (Pecan Nut Pawnee) is a high-yielding pecan tree variety known for its large, flavorful nuts with thin shells. The Pawnee variety is highly regarded for its rich, sweet taste and consistent production, making it a popular choice for both commercial orchards and home gardeners.
Pawnee pecan trees are resistant to scab and have a strong resistance to drought, ensuring reliable yields even in challenging conditions. They are known for their early maturity and excellent nut quality, with a beautiful upright growth habit and attractive green foliage.
Collapsible content
Mature height
12–18 metres
Mature width
10–12 metres
Spacing
10–12 metres
Evergreen/Deciduous
Deciduous
Foliage
Bright green pinnate leaves with brown-shelled nuts in late autumn
Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest
Spring [September–November], with nuts maturing in late autumn [April–May]
Sun tolerance
Full sun
Maintenance
Moderate maintenance; requires pruning to shape and proper fertilisation to encourage nut production