Top Uses for Pecans (Besides Pie!)
Are pecans something you have on-hand in your kitchen, or something you only buy before Thanksgiving? According to a national survey, 54% of Americans are unaware that pecans are a healthy food option – perhaps because they associate pecans with pecan pie. In fact,...
Most Prosperous Species of Pecan Trees
When it comes to finding the perfect, most prosperous pecan tree, there’s a lot more to consider than just the species. While species can play a role in overall adaptability to your soil, nut bearing types, pollination types and so much more can impact your harvest....
Pecan Tree Planting Tips & Tricks
Able to grow and produce nuts for almost 200 years, Pecan Trees are a typically durable species. However, they do have growth stipulations and requirements to ensure a bounty harvest and a happy tree. As pecan trees provide so many ample benefits to your property,...
4 Delicious Pecan Dessert Recipes for the Holidays
It’s holiday season once again! What comes with the holiday season is holiday themed desserts! Here at the Georgia Pecan Nursery, we are all about pecan pies, cakes and more. The more pecan, the better! Festive Pecan Desserts always go over well at any holiday...
Common Pecan Tree Type Variety
Did you know that there are more than 500 named pecan varieties? However, with just a handful of tree types planted in the United States, understanding the differences will be important. When it comes to small scale orchardists or homeowners, differences in pecan...
Georgia Pecan Trees: How to Get a Good Crop
Did you know that pecan trees can live over 200 years? With the right conditions and care, you can ensure a successful Georgia Pecan Tree. As pecan trees provide so many ample benefits to your property, there’s no wonder why many homeowners are opting to plant...
Pecan Tree Health Guide
Did you know that Pecan trees usually range in height from 70 to 100 feet, but some trees grow as tall as 150 feet or higher? Even more than that, native pecan trees – those over 150 years old – have trunks more than three feet in diameter. If you have been interested...
Pecan Tree Sales: What You Need to Know
Young pecan trees need about 10 to 15 gallons of water per week. In order to ensure your new pecan trees yield a good crop, you’ll want to ensure you not only purchase healthy saplings, but that you know how to care for your trees. As with most other plants, there are...