Pawnee [Carya illinoinensis]

You can buy your Pawnee Pecan Trees from Aaron's Nursery today! The Pawnee Pecan tree is recommended for planting in northern states.

Nut maturity on the Pawnee Pecan tree is one to two weeks earlier than Mohawk. The Pawnee nut quality is excellent and kernel shellout percentage is higher than most.

Call 1-800-913-9347 or buy online now:

Pawnee price(s):

1-2 feet tall	$5.80
2-3 feet tall	$7.20
3-4 feet tall	$16.70
4-5 feet tall	$27.85
5-6 feet tall	$37.40
6-7 feet tall	$48.10
7-8 feet tall	$75.50
9-10 feet tall	$86.20

Ships in the Fall

Recommended zones for Pawnee:

Zone 7	(5° to 10°)
Zone 8	(10° to 20°)
Zone 9	(20° to 30°)
Zone 10	(30° to 40°)

The kernel color of the Pawnee pecan is straw yellow which means the quality is good and It is uniquely suited for the Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday market.

The thin paper shell of the Pawnee nut can be easily broken by cracking in one hand.

The Pawnee Pecan tree begins maturing nuts in November just in time for the Thanksgiving nut market.

Clusters of the Pawnee Pecan tree that ripen in the fall are often harvested by machinery.

The Pawnee Pecan tree is a new release from the USDA that has a high yield potential of high quality nuts.

No cultivar of pecan has received as much recent acclaim as has the Pawnee pecan tree for commercial orchard planting.

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