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Pecan trees need to be treated because they can suffer from disease and insets.… More
pecan trees can suffer from Cladosporium caryigenum or pecan scab fungus. It overwinters as… More
A pecan tree is a deciduous tree of the hickory species, which was originally… More
Pecans are a staple nut in the south of the United States. If you… More
Pecan trees are large deciduous trees that produce deep brown edible nuts. Many factors… More
The pecan tree (Carya illinoinensis) hails from the Americas and is native to much… More
...common problem with many fruit and nut trees, and pecans are no exception. With… More
... of Alabama. There are over 22,000 acres of pecan trees in the state… More
A North American native, the pecan tree (Carya illinoinensis) is a large tree whose… More
Pecan trees are native to the United States and can be found growing throughout… More
The pecan tree (Carya illinoinensis ) is the state tree of Texas and is… More
The pecan tree is the tallest of the hickory group and a member of… More
The pecan tree is also known as Carya illinoensis, and it is a tree… More
The pecan tree, the tallest of the members of the hickory family of trees,… More
Pecan trees, species name Carya illinoensis, is a member of the hickory family and… More
Although the pecan tree is native to North America, it is successfully grown in… More
The pecan tree is native to North America and can live up to 300… More
...seed. After all, in nature they just fall off the tree in fall, find… More
Pecan trees are famous for the nuts they create, which were a staple of… More
... Circle, the trap is placed on the trunk of pecan trees. It is… More
When choosing trees for a landscape design, decide on one of the three sizes of… More
...dening products are best to use for growing fruit trees in this free online gardening… More
... Enjoy!! The trees to the right are 2 50 year old pecan trees that produce a fairly good supply of pecans every year! More
...a home with some lovely features. We have several pecan trees, two apple trees, a muscadine vine, and an old tumble of a green house. Well, the apple trees were old and both died. And it has take five years to get a handfull… More
...m is, my backyard faces south and there are large pecan trees on the east side of the yard. They shade out all of… More
I moved to NC from NM a couple years ago, and bought a house for the first time. I hadn't even mowed a lawn since I was a kid! So here I am in a land bursting with living things - and dead things quickly let you know it in… More
Hi all! :banana-wa I am new here and a novice gardener. I am a SAHM with three children ages 4,2 and almost 3 months. I live in central Arkansas. This looks like a great spot to get some advice from people who have been doing this longer than me. I… More
The Nursery at Ty Ty seems to have many very dissatisfied customers. Evidently, they've had their name and negative comments removed from the Garden Watchdog website by threat of lawsuit. I just thought I'd warn everybody in case, like me, you tend to trust people. I stumbled upon some negative… More
Found a 'Red Rocket' Crepe Myrtle :) that my hubby and I had promised one another. If any of you has experience with this particular CM, do let me know how it grew for you. I was told by another vendor that they are not as hardy as some other… More
...nd the only spot I can plant them in is around my pecan tree in my backyard. They would get full sun there but I'm wondering...will the pecan tree… More
I just bought a house with a huge pecan tree in the back yard and a smaller one in front. I've heard the leaves shed tannic acid into the soil and it's difficult to get anything to grow around the trees. DOes anybody have any info they could share about… More
On One side....a mature pecan tree...On the other side...a mature cypress tree. In the middle-a flower bed that needs help. Any ideas? The cypress drinks water. Lilies have done very well in this flower bed...However, those lilies don't last all year. What can replace those lilies when they have bloomed… More
I have always read that red cedar mulch is a fine mulch to use. I have esom e land with way to many cedars so I bought a 6" chipper to utalize it rather than burning when I am clearing out. I assumed that cedar mulch would repel pest since… More
I'm looking for suggestions on what kind of tree to plant in my front yard. I have a huge bed of azaleas that are under pine trees and couple of hardwoods on one side of my yard. There are a few scattered pines and then another smaller bed that has… More
...very year for him and when DH sugested we plant a tree in our yard i decided i had to have a pecan tree. But what type.… More
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