NSHIHIC
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| HICAN (Carya sp. x Carya illinoinensis) |
| A naturally occuring cross between hickory and pecan. The best of these seedlings will combine the wonderful flavor and early ripening qualities of hickory with the thin shell of pecan. A Hican tree should be hardy to -30F. |
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NSNPKAN
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| KANZA NORTHERN PECAN (Carya illinoinensis) |
| Very scab resistant cultivar, recently released from USDA pecan breeding program. Productive of medium-small sized nuts of good quality that crack out easily into clean halves. Approximately 65-80 nuts per pound. Kanza pecan pollinates with Northern and Pawnee. Somewhat self-fertile. Harvest in October. Full sun. Zone 5-9. |
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| STUART NORTHERN PECAN (Carya illinoinensis) |
| Widely adapted variety, scab resistant, nuts crack easily due to their thin shell. Stuart Northern Pecan has large nuts for an early ripening variety. Needs plentiful summer heat to ripen. Zone 4-9. |
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