Stuart Pecan (Type II)

Carya illinoinensis 'Stuart' Type II Comes near being suited to all sections of the country and all soils than any other variety. A large nut, fills out well and is a heavy bearer. Also a fast growing variety. This is an Old-Time favorite. Note: pecans are not self pollinating. Plant at least two within a quarter mile of each other. Can be the same variety. It takes Type I and Type II to cross pollinate. Should bear in 7-10 yrs after planting.       * Deer May Browse * Photos courtesy of Texas Pecan Nursery, Chandler TX.  Ornamental Characteristics Category Nut tree Foliage Type Deciduous Height 50' - 75' Spread 50' +  Shape Tree-form Primary Foliage Color Green Seasonal Foliage Color Sheds its leaves during the colder months Flowering Season Requires Pollinator Yes - Type I Nuts Heavy Bearer Environmental Characteristics Growth Rate Faster growing variety Sun Preferences Full Sun and Partial Shade Water Preferences Average Cold Hardiness Zone