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When is a good time to plant pecans from seed?

Planting a pecan from a nut is not a good way to grow a pecan tree. Pecan trees cross pollinate so only half of the new tree is from the mother plant. It is best to buy pecan trees from a nursery. The best time to plant pecans is in the late winter. Old pecan varieties can take up to 15 years to start producing. There are some newer precocious varieties that will produce in five years.

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Related Resources:
University of Georgia Pecan Page
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