Pecan Variety Chart

Cultivar	Pollination Type	Nuts per lb	% Kernel	Harvest Date	Scab Resistance	Best Pollinators
Amling*	I	60	53	Oct. 11	Excellent	Elliott, Kanza, Lakota, McMillan
Avalon*	II	47	54	Oct. 4	Excellent	Amling, Caddo, Cherryle, Creek, Gafford, Pawnee
Caddo	I	70	54	Oct. 7	Mediocre	Avalon, Elliott, Gafford, Kanza
Cherryle	II	40	56	Oct. 4	Mediocre	Amling, Creek, Elliott, Gafford, Kanza
Creek	I	54	50	Oct. 8	Mediocre	Amling, Caddo, Elliott
Elliott*	II	72	51	Oct. 10	Good	Amling, Caddo, Creek, Oconee, Pawnee
Excel*	II	45	49	Oct. 7	Excellent	Caddo, Elliott, Gafford, Kanza
Forkert	II	53	58	Oct. 19	Mediocre	Kiowa, Lakota, McMillan, Sumner
Gafford*	I	56	50	Oct. 18	Excellent	Avalon, Excel, Forkert, Kiowa, Lakota, Sumner
Headquarters*	II	60	54	Oct. 17	Excellent	Amling, Caddo, Creek, Gafford, Pawnee
Jackson*	I	37	53	Oct. 24	Good	Elliott, Excel
Kanza*	II	65	52	Sept. 28	Excellent	Amling, Caddo, Oconee, Pawnee
Kiowa	II	45	53	Oct. 20	Mediocre	Amling, Creek, Gafford
Lakota*	II	56	58	Sept. 30	Excellent	Amling, Caddo, Gafford, Oconee, Pawnee
Lipan	I	44	55	Oct. 4	Good	Elliott, Kanza, Lakota, McMillan
McMillan*	II	56	51	Oct. 22	Good	Amling, Caddo, Gafford, Oconee
Oconee	I	48	53	Oct. 12	Mediocre/Good	Avalon, Caddo, Creek, Gafford
Pawnee	I	50	53	Sept. 20	Poor	Elliott, Kanza, Lakota, McMillan
Sumner	II	50	52	Oct. 29	Good	Caddo, Elliott, Gafford
Syrup Mill*	I	60	50	Oct. 20	Excellent	Excel, Lakota, McMillan

* Low Input

Tree Type 1 sheds pollen early and Type II sheds late. Combine types for best pollination.
Nuts/lb and % Kernel are annual averages.