Caddo Pecan

Caddo Pecan is a stately tree prized for its dense canopy and delicious nuts. Growing up to 60 feet tall and 40 feet wide, it provides excellent shade and seasonal interest with its bright yellow leaves in fall. This pecan variety is well-suited to larger yards and open spaces, offering both aesthetic and practical benefits. It has a deep root system that helps it tolerate drought once established. Caddo Pecan’s strong wood and impressive size make it a lasting addition to Texas landscapes. Regular care will encourage healthy growth and nut production, rewarding homeowners with both beauty and harvest. The Caddo pecan is a Type 1 pollinator, meaning its male flowers (catkins) shed pollen before its female flowers are receptive. To produce nuts, Caddo pecans require a compatible Type 2 variety.

• Deciduous tree
• Moderate growth rate with a broad, spreading habit
• Produces edible pecans
• Yellow fall foliage adds seasonal color
• Ideal for shade and large landscapes

Hardy in USDA zones 6–9, Caddo Pecan thrives in full sun and prefers well-drained, fertile soils. It adapts well to North Texas climates, making it a reliable choice for shade and nut production.