(Carya illinoisensis) These grafted trees are an early ripening genetic material of pecan from the Northern most range of native pecan in Illinois. This strain is worthy of trial in cold winter areas not normally suited to pecans. Western Washington lacks necessary heat to ripen pecans but, they can ripen in the warmest regions of Eastern Washington. Northern Pecan Trees are hardy to Zone 4-9.
GRAFTED PECANS ARE NOT COVERED UNDER THE REPLACEMENT POLICY. For best success, dig a deep hole to accomodate the large taproot. Soak the roots thoroughly for a few hours before planting, and water after planting.
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