Cheyenne Pecan

Cheyenne Pecan is a vigorous, medium-sized pecan tree prized for its consistent nut production and handsome appearance. It produces medium to large, high-quality nuts with excellent flavor and thin shells that are easy to crack. The tree’s strong, upright growth and spreading canopy provide both shade and visual appeal, making it a dual-purpose choice for landscapes and orchards alike. Reaching 50 to 70 feet tall and 40 to 50 feet wide at maturity, Cheyenne Pecan performs best in well-drained soil and full sun, offering both beauty and productivity in Texas conditions. The Cheyenne Pecan is a Type 1 pollinator, meaning its male flowers (catkins) shed pollen before its female flowers are receptive. To produce nuts, Cheyenne Pecans require a compatible Type 2 variety.

• Deciduous tree
• Produces medium to large, high-quality nuts
• Upright growth with broad, spreading canopy
• Great for shade or orchard use
• Adaptable and dependable producer

Cheyenne Pecan thrives in full sun and well-drained soil. Hardy in USDA zones 6 through 9, it provides dependable nut harvests, stately form, and long-term value, making it an exceptional addition to Texas landscapes and home orchards.