Pawnee Pecan

Pawnee Pecan is a popular pecan variety valued for its reliable nut production and robust growth. Growing up to 60 feet tall and 40 feet wide, this tree offers a broad, spreading canopy that provides excellent shade and visual interest. Its glossy green leaves turn a warm yellow in fall, adding seasonal charm. Pawnee Pecan is well-adapted to various soil types and demonstrates strong resistance to common pecan diseases, making it a dependable choice for home orchards and large landscapes. The flavorful nuts are a favorite for both fresh eating and cooking. The Pawnee Pecan is a Type 1 pollinator, meaning its male flowers (catkins) shed pollen before its female flowers are receptive. To produce nuts, Pawnee Pecans require a compatible Type 2 variety.

• Deciduous tree
• Moderate growth rate with wide, rounded habit
• Produces high-quality, flavorful pecans
• Dense foliage provides ample shade
• Seasonal fall color with yellow leaves

Hardy in USDA zones 6–9, Pawnee Pecan thrives in full sun and prefers well-drained, fertile soils. It performs well in the North Texas climate, making it an excellent choice for shade and nut production.