Large, elongated, thin shell, rich flavor kernel, Heavy producer. Self-fertile but will produce more if pollinized with late pollen shedding variety such as Wichita, Bears at young age. Most popular pecan for arid, wester climates. Ripens: November Mature height is 70-100 feet with a spread of 30 feel. Usually kept lower by commercial pruning. Cold […]
Medium, Long sharply pointed at both ends, good flavor. Soft shell. Recommended for Arid climates from Central Texas to West Coast. Pollinizer required. late pollen shedding. Large tree and good for landscaping. Ripens: November Cold hardly to U.S.D.A zone 7.
The Money maker is harvested in Mid-October and November. The count ranges from 63-72 and kernel yield is normally 43 – 46%.
The Desirable larger in size than most varieties in Georgia. This pecan is preferably used in the United States specialty markets (fundraising & gift packing). The count ranges from 47 – 54 per pound and the kernel yield is normally 50-53%. The Desirable harvest begins in Mid-October and runs through December with the majority of […]
The Sumner is harvested in November with minimal deliveries in December. The typical count ranges from 50-60 per pound and kernel yield is normally 51-54%.
The Cape Fear is harvested in November with minimal deliveries in December. The Count ranges from 51-57 per pound and the kernel yield is normally 50-54%.
The Stuart Blend is the most prevalent variety in the state of Georgia. The Stuart Blend will count between 55 – 63 per pound and have a kernel yield of 45 – 49%. This variety is harvested in late October through December with the majority of shipments in the month of November.
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