Product Description

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(Cape Fear is Type 1)

The Cape Fear Pecan Tree is a great paper shell that bears early and is long lived. It is vigorous and upright with an open growth habit. It has excellent taste and quality and is highly resistant to scab.

55 nuts per lb.   /   Pecan trees require cross-pollination to bare nuts.

Zones: 6-9
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Pecan Tree Pollination:
Pecan trees bloom and shed pollen at separate times, making pecan tree pollination different from fruit trees.

Type I pecan trees and Type II pecan trees.
For adequate cross pollination between pecan trees, it is highly recommended you grow at least one of each type. (1 & 2) 

TYPE 1:  Pecan trees shed pollen first and their pistillate flowers are receptive of pollen later in the season.
These varieties are referred to as Protandrous, having a “Type I” flowering habit.

TYPE 2: Pecan trees that have pistillate flowers that are receptive to pollen first and then their catkins shed pollen later in the season.
These trees are referred to as Protogynous, having a “Type II” flowering habit.