Kanza Pecan

$55.95

$55.95

Kanza Pecan

(2 customer reviews)

$55.95

Kanza Pecan (Carya illinoinensis) is a modern cultivar, celebrated for its cold-hardiness and medium-sized, flavorful nuts. This tree not only guarantees a consistent harvest but also adorns landscapes with its lush green foliage. Perfect for both commercial and backyard orchards, the Kanza Pecan is a blend of beauty and bounty.

2-3′ Bareroot Grafted

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Description

Requirements and Tolerances

Cold Tolerance: USDA Zone 5-9
Sunlight Requirements: Full sun
Water Requirements: Deep, infrequent watering
Soil Type: Well-drained, sandy loam
Soil pH: 6.0-6.5
Plant Spacing: 35-45′
Drought Tolerance: Moderate
Chilling Hours: 600-800 hours
Heat Tolerance: Good

Physical Characteristics

Rootstock: Moore, Stuart, or Choctaw Seedling
Plant Size: 70-100′ tall, 40-75′ wide
Growth Habit: Upright, spreading
Foliage Color: Green
Bloom Time: April-May
Flower Color: Greenish-yellow
Fall Color: Yellow-orange
Nut size: 1-1.5″
Nut Flavor: Mild, sweet
Nut/Husk Color and Appearance Brown, smooth

Growth and Reproduction

Growth Rate: Moderate
Years to Bear: 10-12
Lifespan: 150-300 years
Pollination Requirements: Cross-pollination from Type I required
Pollination Mechanisms: Wind
Harvest Time: October-November
Yield & Storage: High yield, store in cool, dry place

Disease Resistance

Toxicity: Non-toxic
Invasive Potential: Low
Native Range: Southeastern United States
Nitrogen Fixing: No
Pecan Scab: Moderately Resistant
Pecan Phylloxera Resistance: Resistant
Pecan Bacterial Leaf scorch: Moderately Resistant
Pecan Anthracnose Resistance: Resistant
Pecan Weevil Resistance: Moderately Resistant
Hickory Shuckworm Resistance: Moderately Resistant

Additional information

Weight 1 lbs
Dimensions 62 × 2 × 6 in
Hardiness Zone

5, 6, 7, 8, 9

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2 reviews for Kanza Pecan

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  1. Paul Young (Verified Customer)

    Little concerned about one of the tree’s root system. All it had was tap root. The other had a better root system but nothing like the Oconee that I received. I hope that the tap one will take.

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  2. David S. (Verified Customer)

    Root system appears well developed and healthy. Already prepped as directed (nice clear instructions provided) and transplanted. Looking forward to watching it come out of dormancy and resume its growth.

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