Wild Pecan

Carya illinoinensis Approximately 4 seeds per packet  Packed for 2025 Growing wild pecan trees (Carya illinoinensis) can be a rewarding endeavor, whether you're looking to cultivate them for nuts, timber, or simply to enjoy their majestic presence in the landscape. This species flourishes best in areas with hot summer temperatures ranging from 75 – 86°F and high humidity. Known as a fast grower, this tall straight-trunked tree thrives best in deep, rich soil and is hardy to temperatures as low as 10°F. These pecan trees yield smaller, harder-shelled nuts that have a satisfyingly rich and buttery flavor. The nuts can be used in cooking, from sweet desserts to savory gourmet dishes. Besides its edibles, Pecan wood is a useful material for furniture making and hardwood flooring. Here's a guide on how to grow wild pecan trees successfully: Site Selection: Pecan trees thrive in warm climates and are native to the southern United States. They require a long growing season with hot summers an