Carya Hickory Pecan varieties at White River Source

Carya
(Hickory, Pecan)

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#A1716C
Carya illinoiensis

Illinois Hardy Pecan
Native to the southern US and parts of the midwest. Trees are of medium height and produce edible nuts, which are of excellent quality and prized by people and wildlife alike. The nut shells are a bit thicker than the Southern papershell pecans, but are not as thick as those of the hickory, the hardy pecan's cousin. The taste is nearly identical to papershells. The tree bark is used to produce an astringent. The plants are fairly tolerant of soil types, but prefer a well-drained sandy loam. The trees make excellent shade or forest trees and are long-lived. A single tree will produce nuts. Begins bearing in 12-15yrs. Hardy to -20F (-28.8C); height: 50ft.

#A1716C Bulk seed 1pound (avg. 135 seeds) $10.00

#A931C
Carya laciniosa

Shellbark Hickory (Kingnut Hickory)
The fruits of this variety are longer and have an excellent flavor, but the shells are a bit harder than the Shagbark. Pretty in the spring when it blooms. Grows quickly. Hardy to -30F (-34.4C); height: 100ft.
#A931 Bulk seed, 1lb $10.00

#AP931
Carya laciniosa

Shellbark Hickory (Kingnut Hickory)
#AP931 2-3ft. seedling $10.00

#AP931B
Carya laciniosa

Shellbark Hickory (Kingnut Hickory)
#A931 2-3ft. seedling, bundle of 10 $60.00

#A930C
Carya ovata

Shagbark Hickory
Tall, fast growing tree having large pinnate leaves and bearing delicious nuts. The hard grey-brown bark peels in strips and the shells of the fruits are thinner than the shellbark type. Does well in almost any soil. Hardy to -30F (-34.4C); height: 100ft.
#A930 Bulk seed, 1lb $10.00

#AP930
Carya ovata

Shagbark Hickory
#AP930 2-3ft. seedling $10.00

#AP930B
Carya ovata, bundle

Shagbark Hickory
#AP930B 2-3ft. seedling, bundle of 10 $60.00

#A1716C Carya illinoiensis		Illinois Hardy Pecan Native to the southern US and parts of the midwest. Trees are of medium height and produce edible nuts, which are of excellent quality and prized by people and wildlife alike. The nut shells are a bit thicker than the Southern papershell pecans, but are not as thick as those of the hickory, the hardy pecan's cousin. The taste is nearly identical to papershells. The tree bark is used to produce an astringent. The plants are fairly tolerant of soil types, but prefer a well-drained sandy loam. The trees make excellent shade or forest trees and are long-lived. A single tree will produce nuts. Begins bearing in 12-15yrs. Hardy to -20F (-28.8C); height: 50ft. #A1716C Bulk seed 1pound (avg. 135 seeds) $10.00

#A931C Carya laciniosa		Shellbark Hickory (Kingnut Hickory) The fruits of this variety are longer and have an excellent flavor, but the shells are a bit harder than the Shagbark. Pretty in the spring when it blooms. Grows quickly. Hardy to -30F (-34.4C); height: 100ft. #A931 Bulk seed, 1lb $10.00

#AP931 Carya laciniosa		Shellbark Hickory (Kingnut Hickory) #AP931 2-3ft. seedling $10.00

#AP931B Carya laciniosa		Shellbark Hickory (Kingnut Hickory) #A931 2-3ft. seedling, bundle of 10 $60.00

#A930C Carya ovata		Shagbark Hickory Tall, fast growing tree having large pinnate leaves and bearing delicious nuts. The hard grey-brown bark peels in strips and the shells of the fruits are thinner than the shellbark type. Does well in almost any soil. Hardy to -30F (-34.4C); height: 100ft. #A930 Bulk seed, 1lb $10.00

#AP930 Carya ovata		Shagbark Hickory #AP930 2-3ft. seedling $10.00

#AP930B Carya ovata, bundle		Shagbark Hickory #AP930B 2-3ft. seedling, bundle of 10 $60.00

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