Pecan Trees for Sale, Fresh from our nursery- More Info here

1. Dig hole the same depth and diameter as container. Put tree and container in hole to make sure the hole is the correct size.
2. Mash around the sides of the container to loosen the container from the root ball.
3. Pull tree and root ball out of container and put in hole.
4. Put loose dirt around sides to fill hole.  Add 1-2 inches of dirt or mulch around top.
5. Build a small dike around the tree.  Fill with water to settle dirt around tree.
6. Watering instructions:  We recommend at least 5 gallons of water EACH watering. 
1. If planted from the first of April to the first of May water once a day for the first 30 days.
2. If planted after the first of May water twice a day for 30 days, then once a day for 2 weeks, then once every 3 days for 2 weeks, then once a week.
3. If planted when dormant, water once a week for several weeks and then stop until spring.
7. Because container trees normally grow fast the first couple of years, the trees should be staked. 
8. From bud break on, spray leaves until wet with zinc sulfate at 1-tablespoon per 3 gallons of water (or 1 lb per 50 gallons of water) every 2 weeks until mid or late summer or whenever tree stops growing. 

     9.  If planted during dormant season the trees may be fertilized with a balanced fertilizer at a rate of a ¼ lb. Fertilize again in May with a ¼ lb. fertilizer.  If planting after trees are leafed out there is no need to fertilize because the trees have already been fertilized before leaving the nursery. 

As of August 2008 – Choctaw, Desirable, and Pawnee Varieties available only!!

Bottom Color Code Indicates Variety Of Tree

Other Pecan Tree Information

• Pecan trees are considered mature between 7-10 years
• Tree grows first crop of pecan between 4-6 years
• To test soil suitability, dig a hole the size of the pecan tree container and fill the hole with water. If the water drains within 24-48 hours, the soil is optimal. If the water drains in 48-72, soil is suitable. More than 72 hours, soil is less desirable and you will have slow growth.
• Success of the tree depends on variety, weather conditions, amount of water, sunlight, soil, pesticides, etc. (this is why we do NOT guarantee our trees)
• Insecticide you can use - You can purchase at Wal-Mart. Brand is Spectracide and the insecticide is “Triazicide Once and Done”. This is used for stink bugs, hickory shuckworm, pecan weevil, pecan case bearer species, spittle bug, pecan aphid species and pecan phylloxera.
• Mature pecan trees (7-10 years) produce 1500-2500 lbs per acre and 52 lbs. per individual tree
• Spacing for planting trees

30X30=48 trees per acre (recommended)

35X35-35 trees per acre (recommended)

30X60=24 trees per acre

42X42-24 trees per acre

60X60=12 trees per acre

Thank you for buying your trees from us.

 We do not offer a guarantee because trees that are planted incorrectly or not taken care of will not have the success rate of properly planted and maintained trees.