Pecan Native Size:45 Gallon cut the central leader back

cut the central leader back to a weak lateral branch to stop further vertical growth

it can be hard to tell if it's ripe by color alone

the blossoms can be killed

Most Prairifire "pomes" (the botanical term for the fruit) contain a small central star-shaped chamber holding the seeds

Managing Moorpark in Dry Conditions- If you are in an area prone to dry spells

Pecan Native Size:45 Gallon cut the central leader backDescription: The Texas Native Pecan is a large deciduous tree belonging to the hickory genus. It typically has a spreading canopy with a broad, rounded crown and a straight trunk. The leaves are pinnately compound, consisting of numerous leaflets arranged alternately along a central stem. In the fall, the foliage may turn shades of yellow or gold before dropping. Pecan trees produce both male and female flowers on the same tree, with the female