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Carya illinoensis
Carya illinoensis
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Botanical Name
Carya illinoensis
Common Names
Pecan Nut Tree,
Pecan is an exotic deciduous perennial tree with an oval, rounded habit. Flowers are insignificant in appearance. The foliage is compound and sheds annually. Commonly planted in orchards and large gardens for edible nut production, it is also used in rural landscapes and parklands. Suitable for spacious sites due to its large size and spreading canopy. Grows to approx. 25m H x 10m W.
Plant profile
Native
No
Foliage Type
Deciduous
Plant Type
Citrus & Fruit, Trees
Plant Habit
Oval, Rounded
Mature Height
>25m
Mature Width
>10m
Position
Full Sun
Soil Type
Clay, Loam, Sandy, Well Drained
Botanical Name:
Common Names:
Carya illinoensis
Pecan Nut Tree,
Native:
Foliage Type:
No
Deciduous
Plant Type:
Plant Habit:
Citrus & Fruit, Trees
Oval, Rounded
Description:
Pecan is an exotic deciduous perennial tree with an oval, rounded habit. Flowers are insignificant in appearance. The foliage is compound and sheds annually. Commonly planted in orchards and large gardens for edible nut production, it is also used in rural landscapes and parklands. Suitable for spacious sites due to its large size and spreading canopy. Grows to approx. 25m H x 10m W.
Mature Height:
Mature Width:
>25m
>10m
Position:
Soil Type:
Full Sun
Clay, Loam, Sandy, Well Drained
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