Pawnee Pecan Tree
(USDA Mohawk x Starking Hardy Giant) Type I. 50 nuts/lb. 53% kernel.
Pawnee was bred to produce large pecans very early in the season (late September) making this a profitable selection.
Pawnee is extremely tolerant to winter freezes and retains its leaves until late autumn. The tree structure is more upright and narrow than most pecan varieties, creating a striking form in the landscape. Pawnee is the only pecan tree known to have significant resistance to yellow aphids. The large, elliptical nut has a medium thick shell that can easily be removed.
| Characteristic | Value |
|---|---|
| Cultivar | Pawnee |
| Pollination Type | I |
| Nuts per lb | 50 |
| % Kernel | 53 |
| Harvest Date | Sept. 20 |
| Scab Resistance | Poor |
| Best Pollinators | Elliott, Kanza, Lakota, McMillan |
General Sizing and Availability
×Reserve your trees early to guarantee availability for fall/winter shipping as demand exceeds our supply. Trees are available October 1 – March 31.
Since we are dealing with a living tree, the availability of certain sizes and quantities fluctuate on a seasonal basis. We will be in touch with each of those who order to verify and make any necessary order changes. All orders are fully refundable if we do not have your tree in stock and a suitable replacement size is not available.
* Please note that 15 and 30 gallon pecan trees must be picked up, they cannot be shipped.
