Pecan orchard

Pecan trees are commonly found surrounding both urban and rural dwellings throughout Georgia. They can enhance the environment and provide additional income from the sale of nuts. This publication contains comprehensive information about pecan trees for the home or backyard orchard.

Pecan tree orchards in GA

One question that I encounter quite often is “Can an old abandoned pecan orchard be brought back into production?”. The answer to this question is “absolutely”—and it may not take as long as you think. It will ; however, require a little work and money. The first thing I always

According to the University of Florida, the pecan tree is native to the Mississippi floodplain in North America. Pecan trees are monoecious, which means the tree produces both male and female flowers for reproduction.

pecan orchard

Melrose, Louisiana, near the Cane River. Buy a copy of my new book, A Carolina Mountain Perspective by Ben Pierce.

Getting abandoned pecan orchards back into profitable shape might not be as hard as you think, if you have the time, money and willing to put in irrigation.

Do you enjoy eating soft, buttery pecan nuts? Perhaps you are looking for a large and attractive shade tree for your landscape. If you live in the eastern or central United States, pecan trees can serve both purposes. In this article, gardening enthusiast Liessa Bowen will discuss the proper care and maintenance of these spectacular trees.

How to optimize the production of pecan groves and the techniques to maintain their habitat for higher performance rates.

The two foot rule is a simple way to remember how to prune young pecan trees during the growing season. There are three tenets: Keep...